Amara Bennett had her summer perfectly planned.Then her father sent her away to spend it with her grandmother in Harbourview—a place she barely remembered and had no interest in returning to.She expects a boring summer, an old house, and twenty-eight painfully long days.Instead, she finds Maya, a fearless, unexpected friend who pulls Amara into Harbourview’s secrets—and Eli Carter, a guarded boy from one of the town’s wealthiest families whose quiet intensity makes it impossible to tell whether he’s protecting her, hiding something from her, or both.The closer Amara gets to Maya, the more she begins to feel at home in a place she never wanted to be. And the closer she gets to Eli, the harder it becomes to ignore the spark between them—or the feeling that he knows more about her family than he lets on.Then Amara discovers an old photograph of her mother, taken seventeen years ago, with a stranger standing beside her.A hidden box.Old letters.A family secret.And questions nobody wants her asking.The more Amara searches for answers, the more she realizes that her summer wasn’t as accidental as she thought.Somewhere between late-night conversations with Maya, stolen moments with Eli, and the secrets buried beneath Harbourview, Amara begins to uncover a truth that could change everything she knows about her family—and herself.Maybe some summers aren’t meant to go according to plan.Maybe they’re meant to change you.