Gwen is used to her summers of working around the small island just off the town. But this year is different when Cassidy Somers from the rich part of town starts working on the island as a yard boy. He and Gwen have some history that she would rather forget, but now they're forced to see each other every day. But maybe the summer won't pay out as expected, because it just might be the summer of rediscovery and putting the past behind. 
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 Overall, this was a very enjoyable read, though not what I was expecting. Going into this, I thought it was a cute, summery, light hearted read. But it was so, so much more. It was so deep and meaningful, with an absolutely beautiful writing style. 
 Also, the characters were fantastic! I especially loved Nic for some reason. And of course, I couldn't help falling in love with Cass. Also, Gwen's sassy sarcasm was hilarious, and I also really liked her relationship with her father. He was such a horrible person, but it was great to see how Gwen and her family dealt with it. 
 I also really liked how when you first start out the book, you don't know a whole lot about the storyline, but as you read along, the plot unfolds into something that I totally wasn't expecting from this. And I was pretty pleased with the ending too. Of course things didn't work out the way I wanted them to for ALL of the characters, but I felt that it was still a very good closure. Especially the last few lines of it. 
 In conclusion, it was a super enjoyable read, that really got me thinking, so if you only looking for something light hearted and cutesy, you might not want to go with Huntley Fitzpatrick's books. They always have a lot more depth than it seems...