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  • Summer of Hope

    Jodie Andrefski

    language (, Oct. 15, 2014)
    After her twin brother’s death, sixteen-year-old Callie shuts down. Forced to go to her family’s summer beach house, she resolves to erase the pain any way she can. Enter the "Perfect’s”—the Gold Card group of girls who offer escape in the form of parties, booze and boys.Things change when she meets Ethan. After a major case of mistaken identity, Callie does her best to convince herself she couldn't care less if Ethan looks like he just stepped out of a magazine and is completely adorkable to boot. Despite trying to keep her distance, Callie is drawn to his sweet ways and sexy smile. She falls hard—but her world comes crashing down when she discovers he's been hiding a secret that could change everything. Ethan came to the beach to escape, to live without the label. Because his label... is the kid with Hodgkin's disease.Callie is left with the choice of standing by Ethan's side and watching another person she loves die, or running and abandoning the one person who helped her to believe in love again. Fight or flight?Callie’s decision ends up putting her own life in danger, and changes the lives of everyone around her, forever.
  • Tiger of Summer

    Gene Schmitt

    Paperback (Dorrance Publishing Co., Feb. 4, 2020)
    It's a soft sci-fi novel about an alien named X^Delta who is accidentally transferred into a young boy's pet schnauzer, Tiger. The boy's family deals with a sociopath, drug abuse and a violent kidnapping, before an explosive, surprise finale. Read and meet Delta, Andy, Scottie, Melissa, Gramp, and Jerome (Germ) and watch as their destinies unfold. It's a warm-hearted, captivating tale, in which the reader really cares for this family.
  • Tiger of Summer

    Gene Schmitt

    eBook (Dorrance Publishing Co. Inc., March 3, 2020)
    Tiger of SummerBy: Gene SchmittIt’s a soft sci-fi novel about an alien named X^Delta who is accidentally transferred into a young boy’s pet schnauzer, Tiger. The boy’s family deals with a sociopath, drug abuse and a violent kidnapping, before an explosive, surprise finale. Read and meet Delta, Andy, Scottie, Melissa, Gramp, and Jerome (Germ) and watch as their destinies unfold. It’s a warm-hearted, captivating tale, in which the reader really cares for this family.
  • Summer of '58

    Janice Gilbertson

    language (Pen-L Publishing, June 29, 2015)
    How long can you keep a secret to protect someone you love? Forever? That's what Angela Garrett promised the man in the dark.Estranged from his daughter, bronc rider Lanny Ray decides he'd better try to mend their relationship before it’s too late. It is a dream come true for Angela when they roll out of Jewel, New Mexico, to travel the summer rodeo circuit. In spite of her reluctance to make new friends, Angela finally meets someone whose loyalty becomes a comfort to her. But she also encounters people whose cruelty frightens her.Her idyllic summer is shattered when Angela witnesses an evil, brutal act while waiting in the car for her father. The event catapults her out of childhood and changes her forever. Can family love hold her world together through the worst of times?
  • Summer of '75

    R L Irvine

    (Independently published, June 28, 2019)
    Non-fiction work of author's summer lifeguard job at Smith Lake while serving in the Army at Fort Bragg, N.C.
  • Summer of '72

    James Butler

    language (, Sept. 18, 2016)
    [Excerpt from the USCGA Website]“Swab Summer is a seven-week traditional military indoctrination. It is designed to help young civilian students transition into the lifestyle of Coast Guard Academy cadets. The training process starts with general military skills and physical conditioning. The training continues with seamanship, swimming and academics. Through the process, students develop self-discipline, military bearing and esprit de corps (the spirit of the corps). They also begin to understand the Coast Guard's Core Values of Honor, Respect and Devotion to Duty. For many cadets the highlight of Swab Summer is their first short cruise on the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Eagle. For one week, swabs are introduced to life at sea aboard our famous tall ship.”[Not an excerpt from the USCGA Website]Not everyone makes it through the seven weeks.
  • Boys of Summer

    Various, Steve Berman

    eBook (Bold Strokes Books, April 29, 2012)
    Walt Whitman referred to a "Mad, naked, Summer Night!" In the pages of Boys of Summer, acclaimed editor Steve Berman's latest anthology, talented authors and fresh voices reveal the allure and excitement of the season for gay teens. June always promises romance. July entices with its raw heat, and August offers a languid fire that will burn out before autumn's approach. These are stories of young love and adventure, when the sky's ceiling is a bright blue marvel, when another boy's laughter at the beach can distract from dull summer jobs.
  • Summer of Fear

    Lois Duncan

    Mass Market Paperback (Laurel Leaf, Oct. 15, 1977)
    Why is Rachel the only one to sense the evil that surrounds Julia?From the moment Rachel's cousin Julia arrives that summer, she seems to seep into Rachel's life like a poison. Everyone else is enchanted by her--including Rachel's boyfriend. But what does Julia really want?
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  • Summer of Seven

    Candace Christina, Janos Janter

    language (Monarch Avenue, Jan. 12, 2015)
    When Chris Prentice realized his tragic vision was too much to bear, he turned to the refuge of Camp Come Along, a camp hidden deep within the mountains. It is here that he and six others discover they possess super powers from God!This Summer is going to be long and hot as they come to the realization that the camp is much more than meets the eye. A life threatening struggle is on for these seven friends as they take on the task of uncovering secret plots of the dark forces; all while being guided through heavenly and angelic dimensions.
  • Summer of Luck

    Wendy Daye

    language (, March 14, 2017)
    Summer of Luck is the story of Luck Copper and his two best friends, Sam and Tommy. Luck is turning 12 years old and his grandpa gives him the gift of adventure for his birthday. The adventure comes in the form of a metal detector named Elvis. The three use it to comb the beaches of Savannah, GA. With the help of Elvis they find a bottle buried in the sand. Inside the bottle are clues to a buried treasure and the adventure begins. Can the friends find the treasure before the summer ends? Also, can they keep it a secret and find the treasure without drawing attention to themselves?
  • Boys of Summer

    Jessica Brody

    Hardcover (Simon Pulse, April 5, 2016)
    Get swept away in this breezy beach read about love, family, and the true meaning of friendship.Meet the Boys of Winlock Harbor… Grayson Cartwright: Golden Boy. Football Prodigy. Troublemaker. Mike Metzler: Local Heartthrob. Surfer Boy. Hopeless Romantic. Ian Handler: Army Brat. Musician. King of Sarcasm. Best friends since they were kids, Grayson, Mike, and Ian were hoping for another epic summer on “The Locks”, filled with clambakes, bonfires, and late-night swims in the ocean. But that was before Ian’s dad never returned home from his last deployment. Before Mike had to take on more responsibility in order to help provide for his family. Before Grayson’s accident left him with an injured throwing arm and an uncertain future. It’s clear this summer on the island is shaping up to be very different from those Grayson, Mike, and Ian had come to rely on. And when the sacred code of dating a friend’s sister or ex is broken, it will push their friendship to the absolute limit, testing their loyalties in a way that could either break them—or save them.
  • Summer of Fear

    Colleen L. Reece

    language (Pacific Press Publishing Association, July 14, 2013)
    Jack jerked up in bed. There they were again— low, sobbing cries, the saddest sounds he’d ever heard. Jack knew what they were. Cougars cried that way. How much use was his frail canvas tent if a cougar didn’t play by the rules?Jack’s fear of the dark, of being alone, of growing up—these emotions possessed him, made him behave irrationally, and act irresponsible.He knew what was right. Could he cope with his feelings enough to do what was right?Why couldn’t he live up to people’s expectations?Would his faith help him conquer this battle with himself?