Dora, Carson and Harper are all different in their own way and they revelled in the freedom that those summer holidays at their grandmother's house provided during their childhood.

Adult cares, though, have long since overtaken those idyllic days and Mamaw relished the idea of just one last summer holiday with her grandchildren.

But for Dora, this summer will be a painful one and Mamaw and the girls rally around her, but it's up to Dora to heal herself.

She begins to rediscover the shining confidence of her youth, a brilliance that her first love, Devlin Cassel, has never forgotten.

There are other changes blowing in on the summer wind however, and the women of Sullivan's Island must hold tight and face them together........

This is the second book in the emotional Lowcountry Summer trilogy.

This book is available to borrow from the Narromine Branch of the Macquarie Regional Library.