The Forever Summer by Lulu Taylor: Full Book Review
The air in Wyke House always tasted like old dust and unspoken sins. Lottie Conway could feel it pressing against her skin, heavy and suffocating, matching the July heat swelling outside. With every kick of the baby growing inside her, the urgency grew sharper. She couldn't carry this weight anymore. For her entire life, her family’s name had been a tarnished coin, flipped over and over in the vicious gossip of a town that never forgot. They said her family was built on a lie. They whispered about a scandal that had shattered generations. And there was only one person left in this world who held the rusty key to the cage: her grandmother, Dinah. Seventy years earlier, that very same summer heat had meant something entirely different. It had smelled of expensive champagne, sweet tobacco, and the reckless, intoxicating promise of youth. Germany, 1932. The world was standing on a razor's edge, though the young and in-love rarely noticed the blade. Dinah Conway and her beloved husb...