Every Summer After

The book came with an almost perfect condition without any breakage found. The quality of the pages was really impressive . The printing of the cover was fine and not so dull. The book was an impressive add to my collective at a pretty condition Review of the novel: ⭐⭐⭐⭐.5 If you're looking for a small town romance with a glimpse of innocence, this book is the one. I bought it without having much knowledge of the storyline, and was pretty impressed afterwards. I had originally expected it to be a city romance with busy lives, but with the nature of the characters, Sam Percy and Charlie, small town fitted them so well and i wouldn't want it any other way. The character building as they grew older was so strong and inspiring. It's a second chance romance (my first one) and portrayed a very true and realistic friendship even after they've drifted apart. It's nostalgic, intense, and an escape fro the busy lives of big cities, even in the book! The lake and the nature is portrayed very nicely in the book and the entire novel is from the perspective of Percy. It's the kind of writing style that makes you feel and highly aware that you're reading a book rather than reading someone's personal diary; which was kind of difficult at first. So if that works just fine for you, go for it! You'd feel alot - deep effection for the characters and their choices - when you finish the book!

I wasn't expecting to love this so much! This is a second chance romance and is just so full of angst. Our main characters are Percy and Sam who become friends one summer; as more summers go by, they become best friends and eventually, lovers. However, during one such summer, something happened to push them apart. Now, after ten years Percy is back in the lakeshore town of Barry’s Bay and into Sam's life. there are alternate timelines and I loved watching Percy and Sam's journey. We only get to see Percy's POV but I would have loved to see Sam's as well. I loved the lakeside setting and the cozy vibes I got from it. Overall, I think this is a perfect summer romance and I would recommend it to fans of Christina Lauren's Love and Other Words, and Emily Henry's People We Meet on Vacation. Thanks to Berkley for a review copy!

At first I wanna say about the condition of the book, it came really nice with proper printing. Now I wanna talk about the story. If you're a beginner you feel little bit boring at first because if the slow start and too much explanations of the storyline. But when you reach at the middle the story really gets spicy and interesting with all drama and stuff. Overall I loved it and I really recommend it.💞

The storyline is predictable . The writing is engaging so it still makes it up. The erotic stuff written at every point , be it happy or sad is gross!!…it becomes nauseous when it is at the time of funeral !! Really wonder whether so much raunchy stuff is needed to make a book best seller… I would say this was a disappointing book. The writer could have done better.

Okay, I have issues. I have concerns. How are we supposed to be okay with 𝘵𝘩𝘢𝘵 - especially when there was absolutely no communication? I just couldn’t wrap my head around it.😕 From the start, it’s obvious Sam and Percy love each other. It’s clear to everyone... except them. I know, right? 😏 Honestly, I hate the miscommunication/lack of communication trope with a passion. Why is it so hard to just talk? Why assume? And how does one just sit with all those emotions and not say a word? Look I get Sam - it’s his personality. He’s a man of few words… or in this case, no words. Fine. But what’s Percy’s excuse? She knew how she felt. She knew he felt the same. So why didn’t she just go talk to him? Ask for answers? Instead, she wallows in self-pity and makes a huge mistake. Doesn’t that mean she didn’t care enough? Or love enough? Ugh, my brain.🤯 The book was already slow-paced, and on top of that, it jumps between past and present (dual timelines!), adds miscommunication, and throws in cheating? For me, that’s a recipe for disaster - I hate all of these tropes. And then there’s Percy. I liked her - until the reason for the breakup came out. After that? It was a hard no. From that point on, it all went downhill. I couldn’t relate to her choices, and the fact that she didn’t even have the courage to own up to them? Nope. I pushed through and finished the book because I was curious how it would all wrap up. But all it did was confirm why I avoid these kinds of stories and tropes. They just don’t work for me. If you haven’t read this book - trust me, you’re not missing anything. Save your time and protect your peace!

I received a used book. It has pen markings and folded corners. Pretty disappointed 😟 Books are something that is personal to everyone.

the book is clearly fake. that isnt even the problem. there was a part of chapter 9 missing and it had chapter 11 twice.

Its a beautiful novel.

I loved loved loved this! Such a brilliant way to portray real people messing up and loving each other! Would recommend :)

Loved every second of this one! 5+ stars! Really made me want to rent a cottage at a lake lol.

Quite expected reading.. typical story.. it reminded me another story from different author.. i stopped reading it cause it kind annoys me that the man.. was waiting for her and she was too sad to try what they had.. lies.. this is not even a bit realistic..😂

This was one of those books that had me hooked from the very first page. The story beautifully alternates between past and present, slowly revealing the history between Percy and Sam. Their connection felt authentic, heartfelt, and deeply emotional. I loved how the novel explored themes of first love, friendship, family, regret, and second chances. The summer lake setting was so vividly described that I felt like I was right there with them, making the book the perfect escapist read. What really stood out was her ability to capture the intensity and nostalgia of young love while balancing it with the complexities of adulthood. The chemistry between the characters was undeniable, and the emotional moments hit hard without ever feeling forced. This book made me smile, ache, and root for the characters every step of the way. If you enjoy emotional romances, dual timelines, and stories that transport you to a beautiful summer setting, Every Summer After is a must-read.

This book took me on a lovely nostalgic journey. It was an escape I desperately needed. Easy to read and totally engaging. Just simply enjoyable. Leaving me with that warm and fuzzy book hangover. The characters feel like friends I'm going to struggle to let go of. I miss them already.