Summer Novel Novels & Stories

Had what point exactly, had my fairytale begun to unravel? *** I sipped champagne from a crystal flute and hummed in pleasure as I took in the sprawling beauty of my holiday home. A raunchy romance novel sat open on my lap. My straw hat was firmly in place. A few yards away, Julian surfed in the ocean. We were on vacation in the Hamptons. Today was the last day of summer. I applied another layer of sunscreen to my arms. It smelled like vanilla and cinnamon—my signature scent. I was doing up my shoulders when I felt his eyes on me.

She chose to watch a movie about a campus romance. Jayden's face darkened. He turned his head away awkwardly and no longer looked at her. The film on Silvia's TV screen began to play. When she saw the beginning of the movie, many familiar images popped into Silvia's mind. On August 8th in the previous year, during summer vacation, this movie was released. It was adapted from a youth novel and was very popular when it was first released.

The rich never apologized. One week had gone by, and Summer no longer saw herself as Merina the MacGregor Heiress, but as a simple middle-class person named Summer O’Neil. Funny how she felt happy without family on her mind.

Not really. Hannah turned to look at her as Summer took a sip of water, realising just then how parched her throat was. “You were quite lucky though, he usually doesn’t spare these mistakes.” She huffed out a laugh and said, “But that collision. Dayum, it felt like a scene straight out of rom-com.” Summer could just offer an answering smile because she never got to taste the simple privileges of a teenager, such as watching movies, hanging out with friends, or going out with someone. Until 15 she was too busy hiding her scars from her classmates. She was a freak in the school, a loner. But the day she turned 16 was the day she had started getting those dreams. Dreams that could be called nig

Steven smiled and wondered if that pretty little thing… Rowena… would join him. ***** Butterflies fluttered inside her stomach as Rowena slipped the last of her new lingerie into her suitcase and zipped it shut. “Oh, God… I don’t know… Maybe I should call this entire thing off…” she said looking at the suitcase. “Stop it, Rowe!” Summer exclaimed. “Summie… Am I doing the right thing?” Rowena sat on the bed next to her bag and looked at Summer. Her friend had come over to help her choose what to pack and for an abbreviated version of their girls’ night.

Scar sat beside the pool, her legs in the water, there were drops of water on her hair and skin in her one piece swimsuit. “What do you say we share a drink,the old women went out” Summer said as she walked towards her carrying a bottle of champagne and two glasses with a bright smile on her face. She plopped beside her, setting the glasses. “Whoops” She yelled excitedly as she popped the cork off. Scar scoffed, moving away to save herself from the spill.

Seventeen-year-old Jake is sent to the quiet coastal town of Ashford Cove to spend the summer with his aunt while attending summer school to make up his English and biology grades. Hoping for a fresh start, he never expects to meet Sarah—a teenage vampire with lots of secrets. When Jake discovers Sarah's true nature, he accepts her for who she is, and an unlikely friendship begins to grow. But when Sarah learns that Jake is a werewolf, everything changes. Raised to believe that werewolves and vampires are sworn enemies, she declares him her enemy. As the two turn against each other, a far more dangerous evil begins to emerge from the shadows, leaving chaos in its wake across Ashford Cove.

The entire summer went by before our senior year started like any of the other summers I have experienced, probably because all it usually includes is me drowning myself in the depths of an amazingly written book, going to the gym and training for the swimming season for school. All while Madi is out there setting the latest summer trends, having fun with her girls – Chloe Valentine, organising bonfires on the beach for sunset and having boys gawk at her and girls wanting to be her. We are honestly two opposite sides of the same coin. She is warm and sunny, while I'm cold and gloomy – that's probably why I'm drawn to the water, like a moth to a red hot flame.

Summer exclaimed when she saw them. Her daughter looked so cute with her hair that reached just past her shoulders and some bangs. Her cheeks looked plumper with that hairstyle. She waved to her classmates like a popular celebrity before running towards them. Summer was almost five years old and had been accepted by the principal as an official enrollee. Gideon told her that they would transfer Summer to a new school when they moved to a new house. She didn't know anything about that house he mentioned, except for the penthouse at Vesarius Mansion and Mariz's house, where they used to stay.

Kayla pov The hallway was already loud by the time we reached my locker, Priya talking fast enough that I only caught half of it, something about her and her boyfriend's six month anniversary, a reservation she'd been trying to get for weeks, whether she should wear the red dress or the green one. "Red," I said, spinning my combination without really looking at it. "Obviously red." "That's what I said, but he likes me in green, and I feel like that means something, right? Like maybe I should wear the color he likes instead of the color I—"