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Carley Fortune is the author of Every Summer After, the USA Today, Toronto Star, and Globe & Mail instant bestseller, and your next beach read. The book is a nostalgic story of childhood crushes, first loves, and the people and choices that shape us forever.

Carley is an award-winning journalist who has worked for some of Canada’s top publications. Most recently, she was editor-in-chief of Refinery29 Canada, a job that brought her a lot of pride, joy, and a few migraines. Previously, she was an associate editor at Chatelaine Magazine, where she oversaw the brand’s digital transformation. After being promoted to editor-in-chief, she produced a complete edition and then left to found Refinery29 Canada, making it the shortest-serving EIC in Chatelaine’s 90-plus-year history, a fact that cannot see on the Wikipedia page. .

Carley’s sixteen year tour of Canada’s media industry has included editorial positions at The Globe and Mail, Toronto Life Magazine and the beloved and now defunct weekly The Grid. Not surprisingly, she likes to have new ideas and she prefers to start things from scratch. Born in Toronto, Carley spent her young life in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia and in Barry’s Bay, a small lakeside town in rural Ontario.

Carley has a BA in Journalism from the Metropolitan University of Toronto (formerly Ryerson University). She lives in Toronto with her husband, whom she met in a magazine writing class at j-skool and stubbornly followed after learning about her grandmother’s homemade lasagna. They have two sons.

Every Summer After is Carley’s first novel.

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They say you can never go home, and for Persephone Fraser that feels all too true since she made the biggest mistake of her life a decade ago. Instead of spending summers in the country on the sparkling lakeside of her childhood, she lives in a posh Toronto apartment and keeps everyone a safe distance from her heart.

She until she gets the call from her that sends her back to Barry’s Bay and puts her in orbit with Sam Florek, the man she never thought she would have to live without.

For six summers, between misty afternoons on the water and hot summer nights working in her family’s restaurant, Percy and Sam were inseparable. And when Percy returns to the lake, their connection is as undeniable as ever. But until she can face the choices she’s made, they’ll never know if her love is greater than the biggest mistakes of her past.

Told over a period of six years in the past and one weekend in the present, Every Summer After is a beautifully romantic look at love and the people and choices that shape us forever.

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There is something transformative and empowering about bright, youthful summers spent with friends. Percy spent six summers at his family’s waterfront cottage in Barry’s Bay. There, when he met Sam, an unexpected and deep friendship was formed, and during those summers they were inseparable.

It’s been twelve years since she’s returned, twelve years since she’s seen or talked to Sam, and now she’s suddenly drawn to the small, humble town that she’s always been part of her heart. But it is too overwhelming. She is not willing to face the community that she has become a part of, she is not willing to see Sam and she is not willing to face what has kept her away for so long.

Carley Fortune’s novel Every Summer After is a stunningly beautiful debut that evokes nostalgia from cover to cover. Fortune exquisitely wraps all the feelings and experiences of teenage summer into a captivating story you won’t be able to put down. Readers will beg their characters to take their second chance at love just as strongly as they would if they had the chance themselves.

That’s what makes this book so magical: if you’ve ever had a summer you didn’t want to end, a summer that made you feel like a new person, a summer of experiences so wonderful you could hardly believe it was yours. . , then Every Summer After will give you a glimpse of those precious moments and take you back in time.

It’s an incredible talent that Fortune has at creating characters who have such uniquely important roles that they embody nostalgia at different times for the same reader, even if the book is only narrated by Percy. As adorable as her young summers were, I also loved how adulthood hardened these characters’ personalities, but their teenage banter was still hilarious with each other. The timing of this story, alternating from summers past to the present, was masterfully done and created an intense desire to consume this entire book in one gulp.

I loved this book right away and wish I could have enjoyed it longer, but the temptation to inhale this story was too strong. Taking my feelings back in time is special, and through Percy’s bubbly Canadian summers spent by a lake in a small town, basking in the glow of certainty and growing confidence, I was drawn to the comfort and warmth that remind me of the delicate Canadian summers.

I wish I could express how this story felt, so personal yet dreamy, but you have to experience it to really understand it. Not wanting this firefly magic to end, I hastened to reserve my own physical copy as soon as I read the last part, hoping to relive that warm summer glow reminiscent of my own summers of yore, when what my heart want.

Is there any betrayal that you would find unforgivable?

Carley Fortune has perfectly captured the nostalgia of lakeside summers of yore and the unfathomable mystery of country life. In fact, his sense of nostalgia is so infectious that you’ll smile (and fidget) as you read, only to be suddenly shocked when you realize that those memories you’re reading aren’t yours… but they feel like they are. It’s a phenomenal debut on the beach read by a Canadian author.

Persephone (Percy) Fraser returns to her country home in Barry’s Bay, Ontario with her family every summer. During his first summer at the lake, 13-year-old Percy meets the Florek brothers, Sam and Charlie, and quickly befriends Sam. They are inseparable as friends and soon find young love. Suddenly, six years later, they stop speaking to each other and another twelve years pass before a phone call brings them back to the cabin. When he sees Sam again, he must confront the reason they stopped talking.

it’s intense it’s devastating it’s hot.

You need tissues. A lot of.

Alternating between past and present, the author explores what it takes to rekindle a friendship, including the journey toward forgiveness and redemption.

“The crooked smile that curves his mouth is a drug I’ve never given up.”

I am in awe of this debut author’s ability to write such a tangible and magical summer romance. Percy and Sam are right up there with my favorite book couple, Calla and Jonah by K.A. Tucker. She examines a relationship that spans a few years and captures all the “hormone-driven anxiety and excitement of being a teenager.”

Those of us who have found “our person” know exactly what Sam and Percy are experiencing; the euphoria of finding a friend who understands you better than anyone else in the world. Those of us who messed up a relationship and made it work again know exactly the heaviness and emptiness these two experience. Nothing feels right again. Any. Until the crack is fixed. This is one of those books that will stay with me for a long time and that I will talk about with a well-read friend. This author is someone to watch out for: she is about to be in the spotlight. Get this book NOW!

You need to read to find out what happened and if your relationship can be repaired.

Every Summer After is the debut novel from Canadian book publisher and author Carley Fortune, and I loved it.

This perfect summer story revolves around the Sam and Percy (aka Persephone) who meet at the tender age of 13 when their families own adjoining houses. Over the course of six summers, readers will trace their ups and downs, emotions, sweet hits and misses as their relationship evolves from friends to more than friends. But something happened between Sam and Percy 12 years ago, and through flashbacks and revisiting their current situation, readers are privy to what happened to drive a wedge between these two that once seemed destined to be.

Much of the story takes place in the past, but even though the story is teen-centric, I wouldn’t consider it a teen read. I think there will be a strong sense of nostalgia for those of us who spend our summers in cabins (or campgrounds as we call them at Lake Nippissing), swimming, making friendship bracelets, and hanging out around the campfire.

The story is well written and full of authentic dialogue, humor, naughty love scenes, and is a realistic portrayal of the bliss and mess of friendship and romantic love. I also appreciate how Fortune has respectfully and honestly examined the issues of fear and the long-term effects of loss.

This character-driven story will guide readers through the emotional challenge. You’ll laugh, cry and be amazed at some of Sam and Percy’s decisions, but you can’t help but cheer for this perfectly imperfect couple as they go from teenage friends to more than friends in just a few summers in northeastern Ontario. . Don’t miss this sweet story with a hot page that you must read while sunbathing on the dock of your own country house.

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