Summer Island Kristin Hannah Novels & Stories

She looked out the window and saw what Garin was seeing as well. It was the mountain in the middle of the island. It was a volcano that had remained dormant since Hannah and Garin got on the island but now, there was smoke coming out of it which meant that it was going to erupt. “Will we be okay?” Hannah wondered. “I don’t think so. That mountain is very large and judging from the magnitude of the tremors, I think it’s going to destroy the entire island,” Garin answered. “So are we going to have to leave?” Hannah asked, not at all in love with the idea of leaving the island.

She thought if Henry were to like someone, it would be someone like Jessica, not a cold-hearted girl like Laura. "Not buying it," Laura said casually, turning to look out the window. The sea stretched out, a beautiful expanse of blue, merging with the sky. Laura clenched her fist, ever so slightly. Herman found the nearest residential island, not too far away. After the plane landed on the island, Camellia, Rose, and the others started gathering information about the situation on the island. Luckily, they managed to gather some information. The population density of nearby islands was high, and they were prosperous. There was frequent traffic between the islands, and Camellia learned that pe

Sucking in a deep breath, I decide to trust him and turn my head to the window. Oh. wow. Through the glass, I see an island that looks like it was ripped straight from a postcard. All the white sand beaches, crystal blue water and lush green hills dotted with colorful buildings. "Welcome to Isla del Sol, home to the islander wolves of the Yellow Stone Pack " Liam says beside me and the smile on my face can't be wiped off. ```` The moment we step off the plane, heat and humidity wrap around me like a blanket, making me regret the jeans I wore for travel.

He looked at me with haunted eyes and said: "Michael didn't drown, Gabriel. He staged it. Used the island as a reset point. Burned his old identity and climbed out of the grave as someone else." I didn't understand then. I thought it was grief talking. Now I understand everything. The island isn't just a land-grant. It's the extraction site. The place Hale used to "die" so he could operate from the Caymans without legal exposure. Isla thinks she's hunting a deed. A piece of paper. She's hunting the grave Hale used to climb out of. I look at the mission brief on my screen. The coordinates. The departure time. 6:00 AM tomorrow. Portland, then a chartered boat to Morrison.

Josh says. “Don’t worry that won’t happen again,” Bryn says. Yes, that will not happen again. I am still not sure how it happened last time, but it makes a nice vacation spot. I am not even sure who the hell we found to sell us an island, either. Someone made one hell of a commission on our poor drunk asses that day. Haze deals first. “Ok bitches let the game begin.” Kylani comments.

If Summum truly wanted to take them as he tried to before, he would have done so already and besides, you couldn't hide from God even if you wanted to so why even try? "You're right, Josh. We can't let fear hinder us from enjoying tonight and celebrating so, I'll go take a shower and get dressed so we can go," Isabelle walked over to him and kissed him lightly on the lips. "Mind if I join you?" Josh asked as she cat walked away. "If you join me, we may never leave this house and I'd end up not eating anything," She replied as she walked away, already taking off her clothes. **************** Garin stood inside the igloo and was strapping his clothes back on. Just as he was working his belt, H

Calm, steady, and careful in a way that never felt cold, though he still needed three tries to back a rental car into a tight space and pretended it was the car's fault. He had liked me for years. I knew that now. But while I was with Ethan, Julian had never crossed a line. Maybe that was why, when he reached for my suitcase, I let him take it. Outside the terminal, the island air hit warm and bright. Halewick Cay looked almost unreal at first, the kind of blue-and-white perfection my team had spent months trying to capture on screen. In person, it was less polished and more alive. The wind pulled at my hair, the resort gardens smelled faintly of salt and flowers, and somewhere beyond the ar

He didn’t have to say anything else. Isabelle beamed a smile at them all. It was a little disarming because, for a moment she did not look psychotic in the slightest. “The thing that really hurts is that Gary lied about what he did for a living. That’s really bad, don’t you think?” Nobody answered her. “He’ll have to be the next person I kill…” she put a hand to her mouth melodramatically. “Sorry, I mean visit!” “You know David’s going to find us, and he’s going to be pissed!” Belinda finally had the courage to say.

I peered out of my dirty car window at the big mansion and had to consciously raise my jaw back up off my chest. I knew houses like this populated the island, but I hadn't actually been this close to one before now. Perfect white marble columns were flanked by lush tropical greenery, and scenic balconies hung out at regular intervals. The place was huge. Grandiose. Palatial. It belonged in a movie. And according to my roommate, it was actually one of the smaller mansions of the island. Key Island was the home of two extremely exclusive resorts, a smattering of multimillion dollar homes, and some locals to help run it all. The island was known as the island for people with more money than the

He would not usually open the island for non-members, but because Hannah is his godchild, he allowed our family to enjoy the island on her eighteenth birthday. I was quiet on our way, pretending to take pictures of the sea or other small islands we saw on the way. Sometimes, I would catch Royce glancing at me, but he didn’t dare ask me anything. I just had to ready myself when I faced my family. When the boat docked on the shore, Royce let go of Callie, allowing her to run in the powdered white sand of the island. We laughed when she ran toward me, but when the small wave of water was coming toward her, she ran back, barking at the water.