
Summer Romance
by Annabel MonaghanPublished
June 4, 2024
Pages
343
Genres
RomanceWomen's Fiction
Tropes
Small TownSingle Parent
Location
New York
Time Period
Modern Day
Series Status
Standalone
Tags
Beach
Genres
RomanceWomen's Fiction
Tropes
Small TownSingle Parent
Location
New York
Time Period
Modern Day
Series Status
Standalone
Tags
Beach
Description
Summer Romance by Annabel Monaghan is a heartwarming, contemporary novel set in the charming suburb of Beechwood, New York, during a single transformative summer. The story follows Ali, a professional organizer and newly single mother of three, who is still grieving the loss of her mother and adjusting to life after her husband’s departure. Ali’s world feels messy despite her talent for bringing order to others’ lives, but a chance encounter at the local dog park—courtesy of her mischievous pup—introduces her to Ethan, a kind and understanding man who sees her in a way she hasn’t felt seen in years. Their budding connection offers Ali a chance to rediscover joy, confidence, and the possibility of new beginnings.
Told with warmth and gentle humor, Summer Romance explores themes of healing, family, and the courage to embrace change. Ali’s journey is relatable and uplifting as she navigates single parenthood, rekindles old friendships, and tentatively steps back into the dating world. The small-town setting adds coziness and community spirit, while the closed-door romance ensures a focus on emotional connection rather than physical intimacy. Readers who enjoy stories about second chances, personal growth, and the messy, beautiful realities of family life will find this novel both comforting and inspiring. Monaghan’s thoughtful storytelling and authentic characters make Summer Romance a standout choice for fans of clean, heartfelt fiction.
Genres
RomanceWomen's Fiction
Tropes
Small TownSingle Parent
Location
New York
Time Period
Modern Day
Series Status
Standalone
Tags
Beach
Genres
RomanceWomen's Fiction
Tropes
Small TownSingle Parent
Location
New York
Time Period
Modern Day
Series Status
Standalone
Tags
Beach
