
The story follows Georgia, who meets a handsome stranger named Max at a hockey game after a chance encounter involving a misplaced phone. Max, a professional athlete, proposes a casual summer fling with a definitive end date once his season resumes. As they navigate their temporary arrangement, the narrative focuses on their mutual attraction and the personal baggage each carries from previous relationships. Their connection deepens through shared experiences in New York City, testing the boundaries of their agreement and forcing them to confront their fears of long-term commitment.
This book is for readers who enjoy contemporary romance centered on professional sports and the dynamics of accidental meetings. It appeals to those looking for a narrative about balancing career ambitions with romantic vulnerability. Readers walk away with a story about the transition from guarded isolation to emotional openness. It provides an escape into the world of high-stakes athletics and the complications that arise when a simple seasonal pact evolves into a significant emotional attachment.
Insights from The Summer Proposal
Georgia accidentally blind dates a hockey star when she mistakes him for someone else. It shows how the best things happen when you get the wrong person.
“I don’t want to be someone’s summer fling. I want to be their forever.”
Maxen looks like a playboy but he carries so much grief for his brother. Sometimes the loudest personality is just a shield for a quiet heart.
The way Georgia cares for her grandfather is so beautiful. It reminds me that being a caregiver is the hardest, most selfless kind of love.
Maxen chooses the number 13 to honor someone he lost. It makes you think about the small ways we keep dead people alive in our daily habits.
- Published
- 2022
- Publisher
- C. Scott Publishing Corp.
- ISBN
- 9781951045630
- Language
- EN
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