Summer of '92

by Lacey Furr

FBT review:

Escape to the summer of '92 in this heartwarming romance novel by Lacey Furr. Best friends Lily and Kat set out on an adventure to follow the Lollapalooza music festival in California with one goal in mind - to have the best summer ever before they head off to college. But little did Lily know, she'd meet the most beautiful boy in the world, Wade, on the first day of their journey. As they journey through the festival together, they realize that they want to spend more than just the summer together.

Meanwhile, Juliet, a young woman who has spent her life questioning her identity, unknowingly uncovers a photograph from the same music festival that changes everything she thought she knew about her past.

Summer of '92 is an epic story about love, loss, and self-discovery that will warm your heart and take you on a journey back to a simpler time. Don't miss out on this indie book title that will leave you feeling nostalgic for the carefree days of summer. Get your copy today!

Publisher Description:

Lily and Kat planned for this to be the best summer of their young lives. They pack their bags and take off for California to follow the Lollapalooza music festival. Their only goal: listen to good music, meet new people, and relax before heading off to college. Lily hadn’t expected to meet the most beautiful boy in the world the first day out.Wade needed to forget about the fights with his dad about college and his future. He joins Spencer and the guys following Lollapalooza as a way to pass the summer. Good music, good friends, and sweet freedom. Then he meets Lily. Suddenly the only thing he wants is to spend the summer, and maybe his life, with her.Juliet can’t believe her dumb luck. How can a girl who doesn’t have any family except her mom and her not-really-aunt answer the question “Who am I?” She’s spent the first twenty-one years of her life ignoring the fact she doesn’t know her father. So when she stumbles upon a photograph from a music festival, her world flips upside down and changes everything she thought she understood about her life and her mother. Summer of ’92 is an epic story about families; the ones that are chosen for us, the ones we lose, and the ones we choose.