A whirlwind summer fling between a troubled music artist and a professional concierge deepens into a devoted romance that might just outlast the season.
Julius Gallalucci's plans have all fallen through, leaving him stressed and scrambling just weeks before his album release and tour announcement as the famed rapper Jay Lucci. When the pressure becomes too much, he and his team plan a quick trip to Eastover to revamp and recharge. Jay's prepared to put in the work to improve his image, but he doesn't expect to collide with a wide-eyed beauty who ultimately proves to be more of a muse than a distraction.
Meanwhile, instead of staying in the small town she grew up in, Daysha Jorden chose to pursue her corporate dreams in the big city. But nothing ever goes as planned. When she's left to pick up the pieces of her shattered life, her family calls just in time, sending her and her friends to Eastover for an island getaway. But the two-week vacation comes with a stipulation: Daysha must satisfy a mystery VIP client who can save the family's concierge company from ruin.
When Daysha finally comes face-to-face with Jay, every plan she had for herself goes out the window. As the professional boundaries between them blur into an all-consuming passion, she finds herself living freely for the first time. But once they leave their beachside haven, mounting pressures and devastating betrayals threaten to break apart everything they've built. Can what's formed between them survive their normal lives, or is their romance meant to last for just the summer?
Maybe for the Summer is a forced-proximity, opposites-attract urban romance featuring a one-night-stand-to-lovers premise, a possessive MMC, explicit sex scenes, and graphic violence. It is intended for mature readers.
