Singles' Week

Name: Singles' Week
Author: Nicole Pyland

158 pages

Nia runs a very unique matchmaking event for women who are interested in women. Putting together just the right group for the event is no easy task when her goal is to help all of her clients find love. Luckily, all her daily and nightly activities are carefully designed to help her achieve just that.
Eight women join her at this event, each searching for something and hoping that this week can help them find it. Every night, Nia pairs two different women together, and the rules are simple: they are to spend time getting to know each other first before doing whatever it is that they want to do together, because the one thing that makes Nia’s events so special is that they’re about letting women discover if they can be compatible with one another in all the ways.
There’s Debra, searching for love after loss. Gage, someone who might give off player energy, but is hiding a soft spot and is nervous about trying a relationship for the first time. Helena, who was unlucky in love until she fell for a taken woman. Kristina, whose ex-wife didn’t treat her very well, in search of someone who will. Carrie, who just came out and hasn’t ever been with a woman before. Jennifer, who, as an emergency room doctor, is too busy to find love any other way. Sharon, who is looking for someone to understand her. And there’s Becky, who has been in love with someone for a while, but since she’s not telling her anytime soon, coming to this event is the way for her to meet someone else.
Each woman has her reason. Each one waits her turn. Each one arrives at a once-in-a-lifetime event, hoping to find a true connection and to have a little fun. Find out how Nia’s seemingly magical matchmaking skills help them all find just what they need.

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