This one has that soft, nostalgic pull that just settles in and stays with you. The beach setting, the summer memories, and the feeling of first love lingering into adulthood all come together in a way that feels effortless and real.
Sam was easy to connect with. Her mix of longing, uncertainty, and trying to figure out what she really wants felt honest, especially as the past and present start to overlap. The story moves between timelines adds depth, and makes the emotional payoff hit even harder. Wyatt especially stands out in a quiet, steady way that just sticks with you.
It balances romance with reflection. It’s not just about who she ends up with, but about growing up, letting go of old versions of yourself, and being brave enough to choose differently. It feels tender without being overly dramatic, and emotional without feeling heavy.
Overall, this was warm, romantic, and really satisfying. The kind of book you finish and just sit with for a minute because it leaves you feeling so full.
★★★★★
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