The Summer That Was Ours

The Summer That Was Ours

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Sixteen-year-old Georgia "Georgie" Carlisle thought she knew what summer felt like, long days, ocean air, late-night drives with the windows down. But when the final school bell rings and she and her tight-knit group of friends tumble into the golden blur of the season, she realizes this summer is different. It's bonfires on the beach and songs on repeat. It's spontaneous road trips, secret crushes, and trying not to think about the way things are quietly changing. With college, heartbreak, and the weight of growing up on the horizon, Georgie documents it all-every messy, magical, unforgettable moment. Summer Was Ours is a love letter to friendship, first freedom, and the bittersweet beauty of a summer you'll never get back... but will never forget
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[SEQUEL TO COASTING] When Jamie Prescott returns to the small beach town to live with her Aunt Monica the summer after her freshmen year at college, she's not quite sure what to expect. With her family finally doing well back in California, going back to the North Carolina coast, her home away from home and a place that helped her find herself when everything around her was falling apart, seemed the obvious choice for how to spend her vacation. But now that a year has passed, things have changed, and there is a chance that with everything around her finally going right, the beach town that had once been her saving grace may now be the one thing that's going wrong.

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