Perfect for fans of heartfelt second-chance romance, emotional time-slip stories, and love that refuses to fade.
They were supposed to spend the Fourth of July weekend with their closest friends—fireworks, laughter, traditions. Instead, Merritt Sullivan and Ben Samuels broke up on the drive to the lake, before the first spark lit the sky.
But after a strange accident on the dock, they wake up to find that everything’s changed. It’s five years later. They’re no longer a couple. Their friends’ lives have shifted in ways they never saw coming. Careers, relationships, even loyalties have rearranged—some for the better, some painfully worse. And neither of them remembers the years in between.
Forced to navigate a future they don’t recall, Merritt and Ben must work together to understand what fractured not only their relationship, but their entire friend group. The only way back—if going back is even possible—is to face the heartbreak they once tried to outrun.
As old feelings resurface and new truths come to light, they’ll have to decide: is the future worth keeping…or worth rewriting?
My Review:
An entertaining and imaginative story.
Every year, Merritt and Ben join their friends at the lake for Fourth of July. This year is different, they broke up during the drive and don’t know how to tell their friends. Suddenly, they are transported five years into the future and a lot has changed. But one thing remained, they were still in love, they just didn’t want to admit it. Will the lessons they learned, in the future, help them rekindle their love when they go back to the present day? I thoroughly enjoyed this book and couldn’t wait to see how the story ended.
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