Noah Archer dates girls for two weeks then drops them, but the girls never seem to mind. Skylar Fox doesn't understand it and is determined to expose him. But the truth isn't that simple.
For fans of contemporary, humorous romances with heart, and books by Beth Reekles, Sarah Dessen, and Jenny Han comes a debut clean teen read.
Noah Archer is confident and charming–he's the guy all the girls want to date . . . and they do. Noah dates a girl for exactly two weeks and then moves on to the next one. The strangest part is that not a single one of his exes seems to hate him.
Skyler Fox has watched this happen the whole school year, but what she can't figure out is how he gets away with it. When her best friend is Noah's latest "victim," Sky decides to expose him as a heartless villain. She'll be the next girl he dates.
Never one to turn down a challenge, Noah accepts Sky's surprising dating proposal. Because while he may seem heartless, he's actually on the hunt for a meaningful connection. He'll give anyone a chance for an opportunity to find love, even the girl whose only ever shot him dirty glances in the hallway.
At first Sky remains wary of Noah's attempts to get to know her, but as he opens up and shares that his mother has a terminal illness, his determination to find true love begins to make sense. Sky starts to fall for him, but she can't stand the idea of ending up like all the other girls who fell for him. Maybe she and Noah can finally rewrite his two week rule.
