Every Summer After
If You're Curious About These Questions...
You should listen to this audiobook
- Have you ever wondered why one place from your past can undo years of pretending you’ve moved on?
- What if the person who knew the real you is also the one person you hurt too deeply to face?
- Are you curious about whether first love can survive a secret kept for twelve years?
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Key Takeaways from Every Summer After
- The Call That Says Percy
- The Boy Next Door at the Lake
- Ice Cream, Fireworks, and Almost Kisses
- The Rules We Tried to Follow
- The Funeral and the Old Wound
Every Summer After — Full Chapter Overview
- 1Recommendation
- 2The Call That Says Percy
- 3The Boy Next Door at the Lake
- 4Ice Cream, Fireworks, and Almost Kisses
- 5The Rules We Tried to Follow
- 6The Funeral and the Old Wound
- 7The Secret on Sam’s Bedroom Floor
- 8What the Years Did to Us
- 9The Swim Back to Each Other
- 10Magic Hour on Kamaniskeg
Every Summer After Summary & Overview
Every Summer After is a second-chance romance about Persephone Fraser, a Toronto editor whose carefully controlled adult life cracks open when she receives a late-night call from Charlie Florek. His mother, Sue, has died, and Percy is asked to return to Barry’s Bay, the lakeside town she has avoided for twelve years.
At the lake, Percy must confront Sam Florek, her childhood best friend, first love, and the person she hurt so badly that their bond shattered overnight. The story moves between the present-day funeral weekend and the summers of Percy and Sam’s adolescence, tracing friendship bracelets, horror movies, lake swims, jealousy, first desire, family grief, and one devastating betrayal.
Carley Fortune builds a nostalgic, emotionally charged romance about forgiveness, timing, and the rare person who feels like home.
Who Should Listen to Every Summer After?
- Listeners who love emotional second-chance romances with a bittersweet childhood-to-adulthood timeline.
- Fans of lake-town nostalgia, summer settings, first love, and slow-burn tension.
- Readers who want a romance about flawed people, regret, forgiveness, and hard-earned commitment.
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