What's Left of Summer

She came home to say goodbye.

He never expected to fall in love.

After her aunt's death, thirty-eight-year-old Camille Langley returns to the North Carolina lake house she hasn't seen in decades with one goal: fix it up, sell it, and get back to the life she's built in Michigan.

Her plan is simple.

Until she meets Beckett Hayes.

Fifteen years younger, infuriatingly patient, and more at home in the quiet little lakeside town than anywhere else, Beck is hired to repair the property before it's listed.

The longer they work side by side, the harder it becomes to ignore the undeniable pull between them—or the way Beck makes the house, the lake, and the community she's been avoiding begin to feel like home again.

But summer has an expiration date.

Camille is leaving.

Beck has no intention of asking her to stay.

And falling in love was never part of either of their plans.

Sometimes the hardest place to leave...is the one that finally feels like home.