Summer Schooled (A Brother for All Seasons, #1)

by Diane Michaels

“I’m here alone and actively reconsidering whether I’m cut out for life in a small town. Between the lack of a proper grocery store, surprise visits from strangers’ exes, and its minuscule Black population, the town resembles an alien planet.

we’ll get you through the Eve situation, orchestrate a gentle decoupling, and live our separate lives.” Not if I can help it.

Why be in a fake relationship when a real one would be far more rewarding? I want to double over each time Nia cracks a joke. And run the back of my finger against the glowing apples of her cheeks right before I kiss her.

A member of the selfie trio, huddled behind me, whispers to her friends, “Glaciers? I thought there weren’t any glaciers because of climate change.” One of her friend sighs. “You guys, climate change is so sad. I bet that’s why we have to watch out for polar bears. They’ve come to the forest because all their ice melted.”

😂