She left without a goodbye. Now she's back, and she's not the girl he remembers.
Eli never stopped holding on to June: the polaroids, the pressed flower, the letter. But when she returns to their lakeside town, carrying a secret about the accident that changed everything, he has to face the truth: loving someone isn't the same as knowing them.
Between old memories, small-town whispers, and one kiss that feels like both a beginning and an ending, Eli and June have one last summer to decide what they owe each other, and what they owe themselves.
A bittersweet YA romance about first love, forgiveness, and learning to let go.