One Happy Summer

Falling for Summer, Book 6

By: Becky Monson

Narrated by: Abigail Reno, Ryan Stone

Running away from my disastrous career to an island off the Florida coast wasn't part of my summer plans, but life hasn't been cooperative lately, anyway. At least here, I can hide away and figure out how to untangle the mess I've gotten myself into.

One thing is certain: my A-list status and title of America's Sweetheart are long gone, and they're probably never coming back. I'll just remain on this island until the worst of it blows over. Until the gossip magazines move on to another juicy topic. Until the paparazzi lose interest.

The problem is, I'm feeling pretty bored and lonely. Sneaking into town and grabbing a book to keep me occupied turns out not to be my best move. Because what I absolutely don't need is Felix Dalton, the man who runs the shop. He's handsome and funny, and I can’t stop thinking about him.

Felix believes that despite the chaos that is my life, I can still have a fun summer, and he's determined to prove it to me.

Maybe, just maybe, this summer could turn out to be a happy one after all.

One Happy Summer is part of the Falling for Summer series, seven interconnected standalones by seven amazing authors that can be enjoyed in any order.

©2024 Becky Monson (P)2024 Dreamscape Media

Dreamy Sighs💜

I loved this book and all the Notting Hill references.
Presley and Briggs were able to slow down and appreciate everything around them, including each other. The feel of the story is similar to the movie, with a dreamy quality that makes you nostalgic for summers past, although I would happily listen to this story in any season.
The narration was also enjoyable, not distracting or taking me out of the story.
Becky Monson can set a mood and make me laugh better than anyone.
I highly recommend this and anything she writes.💜

Another hit

Loved this cute feel good story. Would of had it finished in one day if I didn’t have interruptions :)

Liked it ..

That was really nice, I didn't expect that I would enjoy it this much

This book will finally tackle Presley James's story, she is the famous actress who made several cameos in previous books but nobody knows why she was in Sunset Harbor or who she will fall in love with .. but now we will know, she came to the Island because of a scandal that happened to her during shooting and she fled to her dear friend Noah (the MC from the second book) and there she meets Briggs, he is a nerd that works in his mother bookshop .. the moment they meet it's all sparks and chemistry between them .. and they try to have the best summer ever, but they come from different worlds, can their love overcome the distance ?

It was really nice to see a sweet romance that has all the feelings without unnecessary "spice" I liked the story and Briggs is a sweetheart .. also his middle name was hilarious, I see his point when he refused to tell her .. I liked the book it's worth a read for sure

A great read!

This is such a great read! It’s a wonderfully cozy, feel-good rom-com, and quite addictive. I started listening to it on audio with my mom, but couldn’t stop myself from finishing the kindle version on my own… way too late into the night. It’s low-stress with an adorable romance. Briggs and Presley are just too cute together. I love how the author resisted the urge to set up endless cycles of doubt and insecurity, something that could be expected in a celebrity-romance trope. Instead we get a sweet, smile-inducing romance on Sunset Harbor.

I’ve really enjoyed this series and would recommend most all of the books in it. This one has to be among my top 3 - so good!

Content:
The words “hell” and “damn” are used a couple times, but the language is otherwise clean. There is no sex or violence. The romance is limited to mildly descriptive heated kisses. The MCs sleep on the beach together, but nothing goes beyond kissing and embracing. There is no real mention of faith or God.

Super cute!

I truly enjoyed this book. The characters and the narrators. I love all books by Mrs. Monson, her characters are so relatable.