Book Review: The Summer of You and Me by Denise Hunter

 


The Summer of You and Me by Denise Hunter
5 Stars 

Set in North Carolina, Maggie has been grieving the loss of her husband the last five years. She is taking pictures one day with her little girl at the amusement park one day and thinks she sees someone who looks like her late husband.  Her brother-in-law, Josh, helps her figure out this odd mystery....and who the man is that looks like her late husband. Soon...feelings happen and they try to navigate them, through grief and how to handle the romantic feelings that are happening.

Loved Josh's character so much, he was a great guy. This is a clean romance, with no language. There are no faith elements as this is just a clean read. Audio narration is great!

The way the grief in this book was explored was beautiful and the ending had me in tears with the revealing of everything in the mystery aspect. This felt realistic in many ways.

- Clean summer romance books
- Light mystery elements
- Childhood friends
- North Carolina setting
- Death of husband / grief storyline
- Toxic relationship with mother/daughter 
- Single Mom Trope
- Great dialogue 

Definitely recommend!

Goodreads Review: https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/7171472749
Amazon: https://amzn.to/46lV7Ks
Baker Book House: https://bakerbookhouse.com/products/600801

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