Overall Content Rating: Parents Strongly Cautioned PG-13
The narrative includes depictions of physical conflict involving violence, with some scenes showing instances of injury and brutality. While the violence is not always graphic, some altercations are portrayed as intense. The book contains moderate language, and other sensitive content such as sexual content, abortion, LGBTQ+ characters or themes, racism, blasphemy, horror or scary elements, torture, disability, child death due to abuse or endangerment, child death due to accident or illness, Christian elements, anti-Christian subject matter, interracial romance, romance in a book that is not a romance, minor LGBTQ+ characters, a main LGBTQ+ character, infertility, miscarriage, minor racism, major racism, self-harm or suicide, sexually active underage teens or tweens, sexual assault, spousal or parental abuse, or explicit sexual content is not noted.
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Violence
The book contains depictions of physical conflict involving violence. There are scenes that show instances of injury and brutality. The violence depicted is not always graphic in nature, but some scenes portray more intense physical altercations.
About this book
When Tracy Ratcliffe visits the charming coastal village of Wentworth Cove, Maine, she expects a peaceful summer and a break from her carefully ordered life as a Boston literary agent. But a chance discovery unearths a decades-old mystery involving her mother, a portrait, a seaside summer, and a man named John Strong. What begins as suspicion soon becomes a journey of revelation as Tracy uncovers the real story hidden in her mother’s forgotten journal. As old secrets rise to the surface and new relationships begin to bloom, Tracy finds herself drawn to Nathan Norsworthy, a handsome local with a talent for storytelling and a novel in the works. His growing affection for Tracy feels genuine, but as a literary agent she can’t help but wonder: is their connection real, or is she just a stepping stone on his path to publication? Set against the windswept beauty of Maine’s rocky shores, Another Summer is a heartwarming novel about the ties that bind us, the truths that free us, and the love stories—past and present—that refuse to fade. Read more
