One Weekend in Budapest

Standalones

Cassidy Morgan had only one plan in mind: to fulfil her late father’s bucket list by taking his ashes on a dream trip to Turkey.

Everything is going to plan… until a forced layover in Budapest ruins it all and along comes the one airport distraction Cassidy definitely doesn’t want or need:

Leif McAllister.

Handsome, charming, and relentless, Leif is everywhere she turns while her plans fall apart in front of her.

Stranded and alone, Cassidy can’t deny the attraction she has for this stranger. Despite doing everything to push him away, she finds herself swept up in a whirlwind of unexpected romance, passion, and shared heartache.

She’s only ever believed in coincidence. He’s going to make her believe in fate, and it starts with…

One weekend in Budapest.

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Tropes

Fling to Forever / Golden Retriever MMC / He falls first / Only One Bed / Reformed Bad Boy / Reverse Grumpy x Sunshine / She falls harder / Vacation Romance

What readers are saying

These two push and pull so well, and the instant attraction they have sets the foundation for much more connection to build. A weekend tryst turns into forever is this sweet romance. 5 stars for this getaway!
This is such a beautiful unexpected book and I loved every bit of it. She’s had her world turned upside down and he’s just come in her life just in the nick of time. This is a beautifully crafted love story and I highly recommend it.
A weekend in a foreign country with lost baggage, a cancelled flight, a hotel suite with one bed, an apocalyptic snowstorm, and enough chemistry to burn the whole place to the ground. There is spice, there is laughter, and there is love.
One Weekend in Budapest was a fast-paced, delightful read. I couldn’t help but root for these two and I’m left wanting more of their journey.
I don’t normally like the insta love trope, but this one was done so right! The spice in this book is SPICY. 🌶️
An absolute spicy treat. Funny, sexy, emotional and amazing. Highly recommend.

Sexual Content
Explicit Language
Death of a Parent
Grief
Murder

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