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From a New York Times and USA Today bestselling authorEvery summer on Butternut Lake the tourists arrive the shops open and the waves lap its tree-lined shores just as they have for years But this season everything changes for one mother and daughter whove always called the lake home Carolines life is turned upside down the moment her ex-husband Jack strides through the door of her coffee shop He seems changedstronger steadier and determined to make amends with Caroline and their daughter Daisy Is he really different or is he the same irresistibly charming but irresponsible man he was when he left Butternut Lake eighteen years ago Caroline whose life is stuck on pause as her finances are going down the tubes is tempted to let him back into her life but would it be wiseFor Carolines daughter Daisy the summer is filled with surprises Home from college shes reunited with the father she adoresbut hardly knowsand swept away by her first true love But Will isnt what her mother wants for herall Caroline can see is that hes the kind of sexy bad boy Daisy should stay away fromAs the long lazy days of summer pass Daisy and Caroline come to realize that even if Butternut Lake doesnt change life does.
About the Author
Mary McNear is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Butternut Lake series. All three books in the Butternut Lake Trilogy are now available: Up at Butternut Lake, Butternut Summer, and Moonlight on Butternut Lake. Up at Butternut Lake was on the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists. Butternut Summer was listed on the USA Today top 100 books in 2014. A novella, Butternut Lake: The Night Before Christmas, is available in paperback and ebook. Mary's fourth novel, The Space Between Sisters, was published in June 2016. Her fifth novel, The Light in Summer, is due out June 20, 2017.
Mary McNear lives in San Francisco with her husband, two children, and a high-strung minuscule white dog named Macaroon. She bases her Butternut Lake novels on a lifetime of summers spent in a small town on a lake in the northern Midwest.
