“A great writer is a great writer, no matter the genre, so it should come as no surprise that Sarah MacLean’s contemporary fiction is equally compelling as her historical romance. This twisty Succession-meets-Clue debut is deliciously impossible to put down.”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Jodi Picoult
“An addictive, engrossing story that combines generational drama, mystery, and the sizzling romance we’ve all come to expect from Sarah MacLean. This is the kind of book I know I can recommend to anyone—and be sure they’ll fall in love with it just as deeply as I did. It’s perfect for fans of Succession and Knives Out, and also for anyone who’s interested in watching a family’s outcast fall for her dead father’s mysterious, hypercompetent fixer. If you are looking for a perfect book for this summer, this is the one!”—#1 New York Times bestselling author Ali Hazelwood
“Money, sex, and intrigue, all wrapped in a sumptuous coastal setting—These Summer Storms is a great read, unputdownable from beginning to end!”—Christina Lauren, New York Times bestselling author of The Soulmate Equation
“Poignant overtures of grief, deliciously complicated family dynamics, and forbidden love thread together in a perfect tapestry of mystery and romance. These Summer Storms is like a hurricane that blows in from the ocean—powerful, tragic, and beautiful. Is there anything Sarah MacLean can’t do?”—Ashley Poston, New York Times bestselling author of The Seven Year Slip
“From the first rumbles of thunder to the final torrential downpour, MacLean takes readers for a wild ride!”—Abby Jimenez, New York Times bestselling author of Just for the Summer
“In her contemporary fiction debut, a glamorous, scandalous picture of a messy family whose wealth has given them everything except for love . . . This steamy lovechild of Succession and Elin Hilderbrand is a perfect beach read.”—Library Journal, starred review
“MacLean’s first foray into contemporary family drama has notes of Succession along with the steamy romance she’s known for in her historical novels. The Storm family is full of complicated, flawed characters, and sticking them together on an island for a week leads to lots of delightfully dramatic fights, secrets, and reveals.”—Kirkus Reviews, starred review
