Beach Reads 2023 Novels & Stories

Rafe asks, confused. “No,” Alvin says, rolling his eyes at Rafe. “Ian told me. In our minds.” He squints his eyes a little, concentrating hard. “It’s hard to tell, because it’s mostly pictures, this far away.” He concentrates harder. “But they’re at a beach…Rock something? Rock…” “Rockport?” Bridgette offers, saying the name of a tourist town about five hours south. “Yes!” Alvin says, throwing up his hands in celebration. “That’s it!”

she exclaimed, already halfway to the water's edge. Logan, unpacking our beach essentials, smiled and said, "We'll join you in a moment, Mia. Let's get everything set up first." The sun hung high in the sky, casting a warm and inviting glow over the beach. The worries of our everyday lives seemed to vanish with each wave that embraced the shore. As we staked our claim on a stretch of sandy paradise, we couldn't help but feel a sense of contentment that came with being in the company of good friends.

Jason's dying father has a special last request for his son. Enjoy.. ****** I leaned against the railing of the deck and taking a sip of my beer, looked out across Easton's beach. By far the largest beach in Newport and the only one that had cabins for rent, it was still fairly crowded despite the fact it was after eight o'clock. I heard a female voice call out "cheers" and looked over to see an extremely attractive blonde walking with an equally hot brunette. They were both holding bottles of coke that I'm sure were spiked and when they saw me looking; hoisted them at me.

Celia’s POV The Annenberg Community Beach House features spectacular views, a children's play area / splash pad and a historic pool and Marion Davies Guest House offering docent tours as well as classes and rentals. It is a public facility, open to all with no membership required. This unique place is one of the reasons why Santa Monica is considered one of LA's nicest beaches! Back on the Beach Café is also on site and offers beachfront breakfast, lunch, and dinner. This is the first and only thing I came to know about in LA. Ryan and I are walking in the sand. The wind is roaring today. I wish I had tied my hair. It is falling into my mouth whenever I opened my it to respond.

“Maybe in a bit.” Her fingers trailed up my neck. “Come on…” I was about to harshly brush her off when my phone buzzed. Saved by the bell PI: “They’re on the beach now.” A jolt ran through me. I turned to Clarissa with renewed energy. “Babe,” I said smoothly, “you want a dive, right? I heard the other side of the beach has some of the best views including special diving spots, too.” Her eyes lit up. “Really? What are we waiting for?!”

It came from my phone. I lay back on my bed for better comfort and tapped my screen to skim through the trends on I*. “Ooooh, let’s see what this one says,” curiosity crept up my chin. That’s strange. It was the Beckyn Zalon beach from last night. The one Jayden and I went to. Here it stated: ‘A huge tide almost claimed so many lives yesterday night at the Beckyn beach.’ ‘Thankfully, no lives were missing… else it would have been tragic.’

Her mood had improved greatly. A gasp suddenly escaped Maddie's mouth as her eyes trailed to a particular spot. The beachscape unfurled like a captivating tapestry before her eyes. The azure waves dancing gracefully, their rhythmic cadence an enchanting melody serenading the shoreline. The descending golden sun caressing the sparkling waters whilst casting a shimmering pathway that stretched toward the horizon. "That's the beach my sweetie made mention of. I can see the beach from here. Oh my God! It's so beautiful," she moved to pull out one of Jake's hand from his pocket in her excitement, dragging him as she jumped excitedly.

Flashback Amber was seating on the beach, looking at everyone swimming on the beach. She was drinking coconut water and getting a sun bath while Liam was on the beach getting himself soaked in the water showing his muscular body to everyone. The girl was drooling at the boys, and the boys enjoying girls in bikinis. Everyone knows tonight they will get all fun before the graduation ceremony. Only left two months for them to graduate from secondary school, and after they go for bachelors or specialization courses. The day was over a long time ago, but they all are still enjoying the beach view, a few changed, and a few are still in bikinis and shorts playing around.

Carrie looked gleeful. “You’re crazy,” Zeda shook her head, and they both laughed. The beach was already filled with people when they arrived—a beautiful expanse of glittering white sand where couples walked, children played, and surfers rode the moderate waves. “Wow, it’s even better than I expected,” Carrie said, looking around excitedly. “Totally filled up,” Zeda mumbled. “What are you going to be doing here alone?” Carrie asked her as she pulled off her T-shirt and handed it to Zeda, who neatly folded it and held it. “I’m joining Rylan to swim.”

" I give him a kiss and dart off into the house. The only beach in the alliance is in Caledon. So we stop off at Michael's house in White Rock so he can get his beach gear and we head to Caledon. The beach is packed. It's blazing hot for the end of summer. So the beach is the best thing. We find a spot under a tree and lay out a blanket. I take off my t shirt and shorts and adjust my red orange string bikini. Michael's wearing no shirt and red swim trunks. "Damn, Baby. I don't know if I want you walking around like that." I smirk, unpacking some lunch. "Whatever." I stand with my hands on my hips. "I don't know if I like you walking around like that."