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Every Summer After by Carley Fortune
Every Summer After is more intense and sad than a romcom—it’s deep yearning, longing, and second-chance romance across two timelines. It was beautifully written, but I didn’t love it because one choice the FMC makes felt so unnecessary that it left a bad taste in my mouth.
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Pros
- +Emotional, immersive writing across dual timelines
- +Strong childhood-friends-to-lovers and second-chance themes
Cons
- -Heavy, sad tone (not a light romcom)
- -A major character decision felt frustrating and avoidable
