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Three girls, one summer-and the perfect beach read for fans of Gilmore Girls, Jenny Han, and Elin Hilderbrand!
The Hollidays are having a summer to remember . . .
Georgia can't wait to get back to Laurel Lake, where she'll be too busy lifeguarding to miss her boyfriend, Rhys. Besides, he'll visit every weekend. It'll be perfect. She certainly won't get distracted by the local boy who seems determined to catch her eye ...
Daisy is finally old enough for a summer job at the local club, which is good because it will take her mind off the confusing way she and Owen said goodbye-by kissing. A lot. Are they dating now? And if so, should she not be spending time with Mateo, the hot older guy who's always available to give her a ride home from work?
Eden is on thin ice with her parents, who think that learning to survive in the woods will "fix" her. Sure, being at the lake with Georgia and Daisy is great. A backpacking class? No. A backpacking class with her ex infatuation and forever arch nemesis, Leo? She'd rather hike all the way back to New York City.
The Holliday sisters have so many questions: about love, friendship, and who they want to be. Luckily, they also have each other.
About the author
Hazel Henry spends her summers close to several beautiful lakes, though she rarely meets cute boys there. Her favorite warm-weather traditions are beach bonfires, sunset ice cream runs (strawberry, but only if it's with real strawberries), and lazing in the hammock with a good book.
Summary
Three girls, one summer—and the perfect beach read for fans of Gilmore Girls, Jenny Han, and Elin Hilderbrand!
The Hollidays are having a summer to remember . . .
Georgia can’t wait to get back to Laurel Lake, where she’ll be too busy lifeguarding to miss her boyfriend, Rhys. Besides, he’ll visit every weekend. It’ll be perfect. She certainly won’t get distracted by the local boy who seems determined to catch her eye …
Daisy is finally old enough for a summer job at the local club, which is good because it will take her mind off the confusing way she and Owen said goodbye—by kissing. A lot. Are they dating now? And if so, should she not be spending time with Mateo, the hot older guy who’s always available to give her a ride home from work?
Eden is on thin ice with her parents, who think that learning to survive in the woods will “fix” her. Sure, being at the lake with Georgia and Daisy is great. A backpacking class? No. A backpacking class with her ex infatuation and forever arch nemesis, Leo? She’d rather hike all the way back to New York City.
The Holliday sisters have so many questions: about love, friendship, and who they want to be. Luckily, they also have each other.
