Tap cover to enlarge

The Perfect Summer

Published
Jul 2003
Main Genre
Contemporary Romance Contemp. Romance
Rating
Pages
448
Series

About This Book

OLD FRIENDS -- AND LOVE -- MAKE ALL THINGS NEW AGAIN

The acclaimed author of Safe Harbor and other New York Times bestsellers returns to the seaside, delving into the heart of a once happy family facing troubled waters.

Bay McCabe relishes life's simple pleasures, her children, her home by the sea. She has never forgotten the values of her Irish granny--the everyday happiness of family, good friends, and hard work. Bay and her husband, Sean, have weathered rough spells and moved on. Now a perfect summer, filled with the scent of beach roses, lies before them.

Charming and ambitious, Sean splits his energy between the town bank, his old fishing boat, and the family he seems to adore--until he leaves his young daughter stranded after school. As troubling memories resurface, a phone call confirms that Sean is missing. So begins a season that will change everything. As the door to all Bay cherishes seems to close forever, another opens, and an old love steps through. Embraced by enduring friendships, Bay will discover the truth of who she is--what love is--and how life's deepest mysteries are often those closest to home.

Series Placement

Genres & Themes

Buy This Book

Formats & Editions

Browse the different covers, formats, and publication history for this title.

Paperback

Paperback edition cover
Mass Market Paperback
First Edition Aug 2003 Bantam ISBN 0553584049
Buy

Hardcover

Hardcover edition cover
Hardcover
Jul 2003 Turtleback Books ISBN 1417716371
Buy

eBook

eBook edition cover
eBook
Jul 2003 Bantam ISBN B000FBFO8W
Buy
eBook edition cover
eBook
Aug 2003 Bantam ISBN 0553897748
Buy

Audio

Audio edition cover
Audio CD
May 2023 Brilliance Audio ISBN B0BQ75M2XL
Buy
Audio edition cover
Audio CD
May 2023 Brilliance Audio ISBN B0BQ6ZKMNJ
Buy
Audio edition cover
Audible
May 2023 -- Not Selected ISBN B0BRBM9XKQ
Buy

Large Print

Large Print edition cover
Hardcover
Nov 2003 Thorndike Press ISBN 0786259094
Buy