β Scribed by Kestwick, Stacy
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Doughnuts were her weakness.
If Sadie Mullins hadn't been running on the beach to burn off the calories from her doughnut addiction,
she wouldn't have noticed the man not moving out in the water.
Wouldn't have dived in after him.
Wouldn't have met West Montgomery.
The cocky bastard should have been thankful, grateful even.
Of course, he wasn't.
That should have been the end of it.
Of course, it wasn't.
Damn doughnuts.
Phenomenal debut! The writing is flawless, the character development out of this world! Five huge stars for one of my favorite New Adult reads for 2015. -- #1 NYT Bestselling author Rachel Van Dyken.
Wet is, hands-down, the most awesome debut I've read in awhile. I was hooked from the start by Sadie and her humor, and West is the type of hero you can't help but swoon over. I LOVED this couple! Stacy Kestwick has a winner on her hands with this smart, sexy book! -- Emily Snow, NYT and USA Today bestselling author
Cleverly written, Kestwick's debut novel, WET, flows with effortless ease, creating a storyline and characters that I fell in love with instantly. I highly recommend everyone take the plunge! -- Erin Noelle, USA Today bestselling author
I'm a Southern girl who firmly believes mornings should be outlawed. My perfect day would include lounging on a hammock with a good book, carbohydrates, and the people around me randomly breaking into choreographed song and dance routines. It would not include bacon, cleaning, or anything requiring patience.
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