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The Summer You Were Mine
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The Summer You Were Mine

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"The Summer You Were Mine is a swoony dream of a love story, as seductive and unique as its Italian seaside setting. Bellissima, indeed!" - Jodi Picoult, #1 New York Times bestselling author

A beachy romance following a woman re-evaluating her career and sense of self in light of a late neurodiversity diagnosis while reuniting with her first love, who's dealing with an identity crisis of his own, set on the gorgeous Italian coast.

Ellie Beltrami and Cristiano Conte have known each other their entire lives. Both families hail from Chiavari, a small city on the Italian Riviera. Their grandparents are friends. Their parents are friends. They were friends. And for one brief moment fourteen summers ago, they were almost more than that.

After years apart, Ellie and Cris are headed back to Chiavari as generations of Beltramis and Contes gather for the unlikely second marriage between her grandmother and his grandfather. But while everyone's celebrating, Ellie is reeling from the very public implosion of her career as the host of a sports talk show, plus overthinking her past and perceived flaws in light of a recent neurodiversity diagnosis. Cris, a newly retired elite swimmer, also arrives adrift after being accused of using a banned substance.

Reunited in a place where summer dreams come true, Cris and Ellie make a deal: an exclusive interview with Cris to fix her career, and an appearance on Ellie's show to clear his name. Soon they're picking up where their teen romance left off--but if this second chance can last, they'll need to finally confront what drove them apart all those summers ago.

Can your greatest regret become your deepest love?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
St Martin's Press
Country
United States
Date
1 July 2025
Pages
352
ISBN
9781250322296

"The Summer You Were Mine is a swoony dream of a love story, as seductive and unique as its Italian seaside setting. Bellissima, indeed!" - Jodi Picoult, #1 New York Times bestselling author

A beachy romance following a woman re-evaluating her career and sense of self in light of a late neurodiversity diagnosis while reuniting with her first love, who's dealing with an identity crisis of his own, set on the gorgeous Italian coast.

Ellie Beltrami and Cristiano Conte have known each other their entire lives. Both families hail from Chiavari, a small city on the Italian Riviera. Their grandparents are friends. Their parents are friends. They were friends. And for one brief moment fourteen summers ago, they were almost more than that.

After years apart, Ellie and Cris are headed back to Chiavari as generations of Beltramis and Contes gather for the unlikely second marriage between her grandmother and his grandfather. But while everyone's celebrating, Ellie is reeling from the very public implosion of her career as the host of a sports talk show, plus overthinking her past and perceived flaws in light of a recent neurodiversity diagnosis. Cris, a newly retired elite swimmer, also arrives adrift after being accused of using a banned substance.

Reunited in a place where summer dreams come true, Cris and Ellie make a deal: an exclusive interview with Cris to fix her career, and an appearance on Ellie's show to clear his name. Soon they're picking up where their teen romance left off--but if this second chance can last, they'll need to finally confront what drove them apart all those summers ago.

Can your greatest regret become your deepest love?

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
St Martin's Press
Country
United States
Date
1 July 2025
Pages
352
ISBN
9781250322296