The Summer I Went Wild
By Serena Hearts
Copyright © 2025 by Serena Hearts
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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and events are products of the author’s imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or real events is purely coincidental.
This book contains mature themes, explicit language, and adult content. It is intended for readers 18 years and older. Reader discretion is advised.
Charlotte Brown is a typical teenager who wants to please her mom and get into Harvard. But life sucks and things don't always go to plan. Her best friend, Maddy, and her sister suggest a summer beach trip they used to have as kids to cheer her up. Yet, things quickly go south when she meets Landon Gray—the guy her sister used to date, the guy who broke her sister's heart, the guy she used to have a crush on.
And, worst of all, he was looking a lot hotter and utterly forbidden.
At first, she hates him, but that hatred soon sours and turns into something else. She tries to fight it off, to fight him off, but the passion only catches her up in flames. What happens next is something she never thought she'd be doing, but how could she have stopped it, when he brings out the wild side she thought she never had?
Nope, it doesn't end there because she falls madly in love with him, but the future of a love story for she and Landon looked bleak. Unlike the romance book she read or the reassuring words he whispered when he made love to her.
Their love story might have been possible if they lived in an alternate universe where she met Landon Gray and he fell in love with her first. However, this was real life; if there was one person she loved more than herself, it was her sister.
To every young girl standing at the edge of womanhood, unsure of where to place her heart—
May you always choose yourself first. May you dream wildly, and never forget who you are beneath it all.
This story is for the moments you think you’re losing yourself—
and the strength it takes to find your way back.
