A Summer Scandal
A Summer Scandal by Kat French, published by HarperCollins Publishers on June 18, 2018, is a contemporary romance that invites readers to the quirky seaside town of Swallow Beach. In this edition, Violet inherits a dilapidated Victorian pier and envisions transforming it into an adults-only boardwalk filled with boutique shops and artisan offerings. As she embarks on this ambitious project, she faces resistance from the locals but finds an unexpected ally in Calvin, a mysterious figure with secrets of his own.
Readers will discover a blend of humor and romance as Violet navigates the challenges of small-town life, including nosy neighbors and the complexities of her growing connection with Calvin. The narrative explores themes of second chances and the potential for love amidst summer’s heat. With 304 pages, this edition is a fitting choice for those seeking a lighthearted escape filled with charm and wit.
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‘Fun and sexy – a perfect beach read’ THE SUN
‘Brimming full of joy and sunshine’ JULES WAKE
Previously published as a Summer Scandal
As the mercury rises, so does their chemistry…
When Violet inherits a crumbling Victorian pier in the quirky seaside town of Swallow Beach, she sees more than peeling paint – she sees potential. Her vision? An adults-only boardwalk of boutique shops, artisan offerings and second chances.
Not everyone is thrilled with Violet’s bold plans, but she finds an unexpected ally in Calvin: gorgeous, mysterious and surprisingly handy. He’s got secrets he’s not sharing – and looks at Violet like he’s got nothing to lose.
As sparks fly and passions ignite, Violet must navigate small-town drama, nosy neighbours and a connection that might be more than just a summer fling.
Will this seaside romance survive the heat – or burn out before the summer ends?
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