RJELLIS-author
At Least One Summer is a poignant coming-of-age tale set in the waning days of adolescence.
Told through the reflective lens of a teenager navigating the slow, uncertain rhythms of summer in a small town, the story explores themes of memory, first love, family tension, and the quiet ache of growing up.
As the narrator drifts between bike rides, diner booths, and dusty roads with his enigmatic friend Mia, he finds himself caught in the space between childhood and adulthood-where emotions run deep but words often fall short.
Rich with atmosphere and emotional undercurrents, this is a story about holding on, letting go, and the singular power of one summer to leave a lasting mark.