This Camp Is Wide Enough

Eight weeks. One summer.
And enough secrets to burn Camp Vernon to the ground.

When sixteen-year-old Alexander Hamilton is shipped off to a summer camp in the forests of Maine, he expects eight weeks of bug bites, awkward introductions, and counting down the days until he can go home.

Instead, he finds something he never thought he would.

The Revolutionaries. A mysterious bunch of people who are popular, rich, and closer than anyone else he's ever known.

Friends. A place to belong.

As the weeks pass, Camp Vernon becomes everything Alexander never knew he needed: midnight swims, campfires beneath the stars, lake days, inside jokes, first kisses, and the kind of memories that feel like they'll last forever.

But summers don't stay perfect.

New faces arrive. Old friendships begin to crack. Feelings grow where they shouldn't. Loyalties are tested. And beneath the laughter, something starts to change.

Because the hardest part of growing up isn't falling in love.

It's discovering who you are when everything around you starts falling apart.

Set during one unforgettable summer in 2013, This Camp Is Wide Enough is a coming-of-age story about friendship, first love, identity, heartbreak, and the people who change your life before you even realise it's happening.