Summer Love

Samantha lives alone in the mountains and likes it that way. Her sister Mallory talks her into going to a staff party at Camp Pride, and there she runs into Caroline, her high school sweetheart.

Caroline left town years ago. She is back now to teach art at the summer camp, and the old attraction returns almost at once. Both women know she is only staying for the season.

So they make a deal: a summer fling with no strings, kept simple on purpose. The book has fun poking holes in the idea that it will stay that way.

This is a sapphic romance novella with an open-door, steamy heat level and very little angst. It is an instalove story about reunited sweethearts, set in a small mountain community, and the tone is sweet with a spicy edge.

It is the second book in the Sapphic Mountain series by Gemma Addison Dove, but it works as a standalone and does not continue directly from book one, Wild Love. At roughly 70 pages, it is a quick read that moves fast from the first meeting.