Summer at Willow Lake

Summer at Willow Lake

بواسطة Susan Wiggs
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Romance Young Adult Humor
تنسيق غلاف ورقي
صفحات 534
لغة الإنجليزية
منشور Jul 25, 2006
الناشر MIRA
رقم ISBN-10 0778323250
رقم ISBN-13 9780778323259
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Olivia Bellamy embarks on a transformative journey as she leaves behind the hustle and bustle of her trendy Manhattan life for a summer filled with rediscovery at her family's lakeside retreat. Willow Lake, with its serene beauty and idyllic charm, presents a stark contrast to her previous urban existence, offering her the space to reflect and reevaluate her life choices. As Olivia dives into the daunting task of renovating the aging property, she uncovers not just the physical beauty of the home but also the deep roots of her family's history buried within its walls.

As the warm summer days unfold, Olivia encounters a cast of endearing characters from the local community who help her embrace the essence of life by the lake. Through new friendships and unexpected connections, she begins to forge a deeper understanding of what truly matters. The serene backdrop of Willow Lake becomes a catalyst for healing past wounds and igniting her passion for life.

Ultimately, Olivia's summer at Willow Lake is not merely about restoring an old house. It symbolizes her journey toward self-discovery, where she learns to balance her aspirations with the warmth of familial bonds and the beauty of falling in love again. As the seasons change, so does Olivia, leaving her more prepared to face whatever life holds beyond the shores of Willow Lake.

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