Float

Waverly's summer takes an unexpected turn when her parents' separation lands her in a sleepy, sun-drenched beach town with her aunt. Used to city life, she struggles to adapt until a chance encounter with the enigmatic lifeguard, Blake, sparks a connection that promises to change everything. But as the tides of summer romance rise, hidden currents of past secrets and personal doubts threaten to pull them under. Can Waverly find her footing and navigate the complexities of first love in a world she never anticipated?

The Florida sun beat down with an unfamiliar intensity, a stark contrast to the familiar grey of city sidewalks. Waverly squinted, pulling her suitcase along the cracked pavement of her aunt's driveway, the scent of salt and unfamiliar foliage filling her lungs.

Her aunt's house, a quaint cottage with peeling paint and an overgrown garden, felt alien. Inside, boxes were stacked in the living room, a temporary monument to her parents' fractured lives.

"Waverly, dear!" Aunt Sarah's voice, warm and welcoming, broke through the quiet. "You made it!" She enveloped Waverly in a hug, a gesture both comforting and overwhelming. Waverly managed a weak smile, her gaze drifting to a faded photograph on the mantelpiece—a younger Aunt Sarah, laughing with someone she didn't recognize. This was going to be a long summer.

Float

Beach YoungAdult Summer ComingOfAge FirstLove