When It Rained in June

Everyone in Nashville knows Raine Carter as the girl who wrote "When It Rained in June"-the haunting song that made her a star.
But before the platinum record and the bright lights, there was just a small Tennessee lake town, a beat-up guitar, and the boy she wrote it for.

Hayden Pierce was her first love-the kind that stains your memory and shows up in every lyric you write. One summer, they were inseparable: drive-in movies, stormy nights, and whispered promises beneath the stars. Then life pulled them apart. She left for Nashville. He stayed behind. And the song became all that remained between them.

Years later, Raine's fate brings her home again-to bury her father, to face the town she turned into a melody, and to see the boy she never really forgot.
But when the song about the love that broke her heart plays on every radio, Raine must decide if the past is just a verse she outgrew-or the chorus she was always meant to return to.

Because sometimes the love you leave behind is the one that never stops playing.