In The End
by Kelsey Whitney
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Pub Date May 24 2024 | Archive Date May 29 2024
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Description
Mitch Beckman has always questioned his family dynamics, particularly why he and his dad were never truly able to connect. Searching through the things his father left behind when he died, Mitch comes across a photo that might explain it all. Realizing there’s only one person who can give him the answers he seeks, Mitch decides to confront his mother about what really happened thirty years ago.
In 1989, after a broken engagement, Jack Wells leaves his West Virginia home in search of a better life on the South Carolina coast. He gets more than he bargained for when he meets the couple next door and realizes they have more in common than he thinks…particularly he and the beautiful Alice.
Thirty years have gone by, and Alice Beckman decides it’s finally time to set the truth free, whether her son wants to hear it or not, and no matter how much it hurts her to remember the summer that changed everything.
Three decades. Two families. One secret.
Advance Praise
“A deeply romantic book about family, love, and the secrets than break both. An unputdownable summer read.” - Madison Wright, author of Off The Beaten Path
"In the End is impossible to put down and tugs on all the heartstrings. Fans of summer beach settings, second chance romances and all the love and feels will want to run and pick up this perfect summer read."- Emily Shannon, @booksandbedtime
"A nostalgic and heartwarming read, In the End shows the nuances of romantic relationships across generations and will have you smiling and tearing up in equal measure."- Emily Waller, @emilyisoverbooked
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