A Summer To Remember

A Summer To Remember

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Fiction
Social Themes
Body Positivity
Disability
Growth and Self-Discovery
After a swimming accident leaves Dylan a triple amputee, he struggles to find a sense of normal in his life. He doesn't want to be known as the wheelchair kid. He wants more out of his new normal. Jade is tired of trying to please her mother. She wants to feel normal for once and finds that in Dylan. She doesn't feel like the weird girl with one arm. She can be herself around him. Will their love outlast all the trouble and heartache they face each day or will it tear them apart until there's nothing left?
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Mason was once a rising star, a record-breaking swimmer with college scouts watching and medals around his neck. But after tragedy cracks his family apart, the boy who once felt at home in the water now flinches at its touch. Haunted by memories he can't outrun and guilt he can't outswim, He spirals into silence, secrets, and self-destruction. Then he meets Ethan - warm, patient, annoyingly perceptive. Ethan sees through Mason's rehearsed smiles and razor-edged charm. He challenges him. He stays. And for the first time in forever, Mason wonders if he might be worth saving. But healing isn't linear. And grief has a way of pulling you under just when you think you've learned to float. CHECK TW'S This book contains mature themes related to mental health, grief, substance use, and suicidal ideation. #1 in LGBT #1 in alcholism

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