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A Barefoot Summer is a beautiful, touching story about coming home, the importance of family, and the special place that first loves hold in our hearts. Sometimes you find perfect where you least expect it. Libby Potter has just lost the perfect job, the perfect apartment and the perfect boyfriend. Moving back to the home town that she couldn’t wait to escape when she was younger was definitely not on her to-do list. Especially as it means running into the man whose heart she broke when she left.

Elizabeth Holloway's sparkling world comes crashing down around her when her boyfriend of seven years drops the bomb that he’s leaving her—at Christmas. In an attempt to piece her life back together, she suddenly finds herself 700 miles from her New York City home, trudging through the snow, back at her childhood farm in the Great Smoky Mountains.

For Faith, the one summer she can't forget is when she fell in love as a teenager - only for her sister, Casey, to steal her man. Now, at the request of her beloved 90-year-old grandmother, Faith has agreed to a family holiday - at their childhood beach house, where it all began. Faith hasn't seen her sister in years but is finally ready to forgive and forget, enjoy the sunshine and relive happy memories. What she's not ready for is meeting Jake Buchanan.

After the loss of her single father, Josie Wills gives up her dreams and returns home to take care of her autistic teenage brother Nick. But she doesn’t just leave her dreams behind; she has to leave her first real love Julian Russell. Having been the mother figure for Nick his entire life, stepping into the role of parent comes easily for Josie. She adores Nick, and taking care of him makes her feel closer to her mother who never had the chance to see them grow up.

Dicono che innamorarsi sia facile. Ma cosa succederebbe se sapessi che l'amore ti spezzerà il cuore? Per Emily Tate, tornare nella casa dell'infanzia a Oyster Bay è come ricominciare a respirare dopo il ritmo affannoso della città. Circondata dalle chiacchiere della sorella Rachel, dai biscotti al burro di Gram e da chilometri di sabbia bianca e soffice, Emily ritrova sé stessa e ciò che ha di più caro.

Il Natale non è un periodo semplice per Lila Evans. Le ricorda i giorni strazianti in cui ha perso suo padre. Non c’è da meravigliarsi che quest’anno abbia deciso di scappare da Nashville, per concedersi una breve vacanza lontano da casa con le amiche più care. E un rifugio in campagna sembra essere il posto perfetto per tenere a bada i brutti ricordi.