Burnout Summer
The escapist new friends-to-lovers romcom, the perfect holiday read
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For fans of Christina Lauren and Carley Fortune comes a swoon worthy romcom about finding fun and love again after life almost burns you out...
'The yearning in this book was so good' 5 STAR READER REVIEW
'Burnout Summer made me want to move to a little beach town on the East Coast and forget about everything else. I couldn’t put this down once I picked it up, it consumed my thoughts until I finished it.' — Sabrina Waldorf, author of I'm Looking for a Man in Finance
Camille Luna’s life is not going according to plan. Her corporate job drains her soul, her student loans won’t quit, and her breakup has created a serious rift between her college best friends.
When a bad night ends in a holding cell, it's Danny Brennan—the lovable burnout from their college clique— who bails her out and offers the perfect solution to her quarter-life crisis: a summer by the beach.
Now running a seaside restaurant in Rhode Island, former slacker Danny has grown into a devoted boss and dog dad, but his carpe diem philosophy is still as fiery as ever. Between waitressing shifts and dips in the ocean, Cam wonders what has her feeling so renewed: reignited dreams or Danny, the carefree friend she always overlooked?
With the end of summer looming, Cam has a choice to make. Will she snuff out the flames with Danny to avoid breaking up her friend group for a second time, or fall into his arms and set her old life ablaze?
Tropes:
- Friends to lovers
- Golden retriever energy
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Ramirez's satisfying debut matches up a pair of opposites to delightful effect. It opens on Camille "Cam" Luna having a really bad day: first, she loses her job as a social media content writer, then she gets arrested for disturbing the peace after lighting a cigarette in a smoke free-zone, accidentally starting a fire, and berating a police officer. Fortunately, her college friend Danny Brennan is there to bail her out. Among their five-person college friend group, Danny was always the laid-back one. While the other four—Cam, Morgan, Cory, and Drew—were obsessed with climbing the corporate ladder as soon as possible, Danny's path was never clear and he didn't stress about it. Now, he runs Beau's, a beachside bar in Rhode Island that he inherited from his uncle, and he convinces Cam to come spend the summer with him to regroup. Cam settles into an idyllic, beachy summer, during which she waits tables at Beau's, rekindles her love for creative writing, and fights an unexpected attraction to Danny. But when an opportunity arises to prove herself in the corporate rat race, Cam must confront her priorities. Ramirez does a sensitive job illustrating Cam's struggle to define her future, and creates such an appealing hero in supportive Danny that readers will swoon. It's impossible not to root for these charming leads on their well-paced journey from friends to lovers.
