It’s been more than a decade since Anna Lynne graced the home where she spent every summer of her childhood. Now, she’s back and overwhelmed by memories of her last summer there. One defined by loss, love, growth, and change. A few short months that changed her forever.
Anna Lynne was mourning her father while most of her friends were thinking about college, making her question everything about the life she used to live, and the person she no longer wanted to be. She felt isolated in her grief—until she met Will and his sister, outcasts far outside her normal social circle. Through them, she learned about sacrifice and strength; about loyalty and love. Ultimately, they taught her that tragedy comes in more ways than one.
As she recalls that fateful summer and the reason she stayed away from the only home she ever knew, Anna Lynne can’t help but wonder how the people she left behind managed to navigate the heartbreak she helped create—and if they can ever forgive her.
Anna Lynne was mourning her father while most of her friends were thinking about college, making her question everything about the life she used to live, and the person she no longer wanted to be. She felt isolated in her grief—until she met Will and his sister, outcasts far outside her normal social circle. Through them, she learned about sacrifice and strength; about loyalty and love. Ultimately, they taught her that tragedy comes in more ways than one.
As she recalls that fateful summer and the reason she stayed away from the only home she ever knew, Anna Lynne can’t help but wonder how the people she left behind managed to navigate the heartbreak she helped create—and if they can ever forgive her.
I GIVE THIS BOOK: 4 1/2 Stars
MY THOUGHTS:
Anna Lynne was a good main character, but meeting Will definitely helped her be a better person. There were some tough issues addressed in this book, but they were handled well and I think they were done in such a way that a second book could be done for some of them. After finishing this story I really want to read Landon's story, if he ever gets one. He was a fun secondary character and think a story about him would be a great read. If you enjoy contemporary fiction, I think you'd enjoy reading Sweet Tea and Summer Love.
I received a complimentary copy of this book to review. I was asked to give my honest opinion of the book - which I have done.
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BOOK DETAILS:
- Print Length: 159 pages
- Publication Date: February 8, 2017
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
- Language: English
- ASIN: B06X3Q55WB
- Available to purchase: Amazon (Kindle)
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