The Summer I First Saw You

The perfect angsty, age gap, forbidden romance!

Elizabeth O'Roark

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Piatkus
26 November 2024

Adult & contemporary romance; Romance

Meet your new favourite couple in the breathtaking next book of the angsty SUMMER series - perfect for fans of Colleen Hoover and Mia Sheridan.

I wanted her out of my house.

Now I can't imagine her leaving at all.

Once upon a time, my buddy's younger niece was following me around the beach with stars in her eyes. Now Daisy's twenty-one, the loveliest thing I've ever laid eyes on, and blackmailing me into letting her stay for the summer.

If she's not bent over on my deck in yoga pants, she's in a bikini that covers far less. She makes me laugh when I want to stay pissed off and forces me to remember all the things I used to love. If only she weren't so damn young and so incredibly off-limits.

The sizzling tension between us is getting harder to resist, but giving in would destroy some of my oldest friendships. Worst of all, though?

It might destroy Daisy too.

Readers can't get enough of the Summer series

'The Summer We Fell is full of tragedy, heartbreak, sacrifice, longing, lust, and never-ending, soulmate-level love'

'You tell Elizabeth to write a book and she writes a masterpiece'

'An absolute angst fest and I loved every minute of it'

'This book is everything'

By: Elizabeth O'Roark
Imprint: Piatkus
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 126mm, Width: 194mm, Spine: 24mm
Weight: 220g
ISBN: 9780349440811
ISBN 10: 0349440816
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 26 November 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

"Elizabeth O'Roark has a bunch of degrees she does not use and gave up working as a medical writer to craft grumpy, alpha heroes and the flawed women who love them. When not writing, she likes to spend time with her three kids, who are now teenagers and wish she'd find a different way to spend time. She can be found on Facebook feverishly debating whether or not ""Die Hard"" is a Christmas movie and telling people to read ""The Hating Game"", which she did not write but wishes she had."