Four Day Fling Free Audiobook Download by Emma Hart

Four Day Fling by Emma Hart is a romantic, funny and sexy story about two people who find the strength to finally have a chance at love after recovering from each other's past mistakes.

Emma Hart is back with four more steamy and fun tales of good times, bad decisions, and the occasional chance encounters that can alter your life. When Emma meets Dan in a bar one night, sparks fly between them. The attraction and chemistry are instant, but they quickly agree to keep their relationship casual. One thing leads to another and they end up becoming friends with benefits. In the meantime during their arrangement, Emma has met many other men she has become fond of over the years she never thought she'd see again...

Four Day Fling is a steamy, novella-length thriller about four friends who embark on a girls' weekend together but quickly find themselves dealing with more than they bargained for. Nelson Hobbs, an author who's just started working at a PR firm, can't believe his luck: he's agreed to attend an event with the two other women he's slept with in the past year and get them PR attention.

Four Day Fling by Emma Hart is a standalone, standalone novel about a girl who decides to have some fun for four days with the guy she just met. She agrees to be his distraction and he agrees to be hers. In the end, they fall in love. The audiobook is read by two people and I don't know which one of them is actually reading it.

Originally published in 2002, this New York Times bestselling novel is about two people who meet on the last day of their summer vacation. Emma Hart's blog has since been taken down, but she wrote a beautiful story about what it's like to fall for somebody.

New York Times and USA Today Bestselling Author Emma Hart shares this sexy, steamy story about a young married couple who spend the weekend away from their regular routine and fall into an affair. The protagonists are just as relatable as ever-struggling to make it work in such a hectic world that is constantly changing.