The Seven Month Itch

Chance at Love, Book 1

By: Tanvier Peart

Narrated by: Lacy Laurel, Benjamin Charles

Seven days.

One relentless best friend.

A singles’ retreat in the middle of nowhere my future ex-husband decides to attend.

What could go wrong?

Note to self: When your best friend of twenty years shows up at your door and tells you to pack, run. It’s an ambush, not your annual girls’ trip. I wasn’t fast enough, so here I am. At a seven-day singles’ retreat in Vail, Colorado, 1,011 miles away from home and my comfort zone. Emma knows I’m not ready to entertain the idea of meeting one man, let alone a herd of bachelors. No dating playbook for single women on the brink of divorce could prepare for this winter escape—or the man who descends from the elevator after we arrive. My estranged husband.

A man I’ve loved since college. A man who shattered my heart that’s yet to heal. This is the first time we’ve laid eyes on each other since I left him seven months ago. Rage. Hurt. Betrayal. I feel it all. So why do my thighs clench at the memory of his touch? Based on his gaze, I won’t survive the week.

A fast story full of shenanigans, The Seven Month Itch is a debut with laughs, tension, and steamy scenes. Perfect for fans of banter and drama with twists and turns.

©2024 Tanvier Peart (P) Frenchy Press (P)2025 Tanvier Peart (P) Frenchy Press

I cried and I loved it

This story had me so invested in Terrance and Justice’s story. There is miscommunication which I know so many don’t care for but I don’t know for me it worked in this one because you see how they both grow from it. The audiobook performance was immaculate I enjoyed the narrators.

Loved it!

A sweet and comical second chance love story. I loved all the characters and even when you want to scream at them to get it together, you can’t help but root for them.

Duet for the win

I absolutely love this duet narration. The narrators embodied the characters. there was one time where the male narrator changed his voice for the main male character, and it was just the artist thing ever because it felt like he maybe was trying to try something new, but then decided to go back to the voice that he had been doing previously, other than that, everything was perfect about this narration. The story is so good and I am glad that I got to listen to it as well when this came out because I read it first but Then listening to the audiobook makes it 10 times better

Justice and Terrence

This was a fun read last year, so I bought the audiobook and it did not disappoint. All the laughs, gasps and angry outburst I did while reading the book were magnified while listening to the audiobook. Justice and Terrence are at the divorce stage of their marriage, only thing missing is the signatures on the decree. They end up at the same singles retreat and that is where the drama and fun happen. Early on, we find out why they separated, and my heart broke all over again hearing the pain in Justice's voice. Terrence couldn't stop making mistakes when it came to Justice's feelings. I loved the main and almost all the side characters. I loved the duet style narration for the audiobook.

Could not put down!

First of all I will never not hear Terrances voice in my head. Second the story line was great and a true love story with heated scenes. Whew!