6 Summer Camp Romances for a Nostalgic Read

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Russ Callaghan and Aurora Roberts shared a passionate one-night stand after school ended, never expecting to see one another again. Imagine their surprise when they bumped into one another on the first day of summer camp, where they're both going to work as counselors. There's a strict “no staff fraternizing” rule at the camp, and if they break it, they'll be kicked out. But rules are meant to be broken, right?

Abby's Summer is off to a wild start in Emma Lord's fizzy YA contemporary romance that's great for readers of all ages.

A DNA test has revealed that she has a secret sister, and she's a social media star. Savannah is Abby's polar opposite, but maybe summer camp can bring them together. They have to figure out why their parents decided to put one of them up for adoption. And perhaps the camp's chef Leo can get her to open up to herself.

The legendary queen of romance delves into summer camp fun with one of her classics from the '80s.

Eden Carlborough has given up society life to run a girls' camp, but her wards are rebellious and unruly. They even go so far as to chase her up apple trees! To make things worse, the local orchard owner, Chase, who had to rescue her from that tree, keeps teasing her about her lack of control, but he's also eager to see her let loose in a very different way.

Piper lives the high life but gets no respect from her male colleagues, which includes her crappy ex-fiancé. Things get messy when she runs into Kyle, the handsome new security guard and her first love. Once, they were Summer camp counsellors, but now he doesn't seem to remember her? But is their reunion really just a coincidence?

K.A. Tucker’s contemporary flashes back and forth from youthful summer love to second-chance sparks.

Dimple Shah wants to break free from her family's expectations of her finding the "ideal Indian husband." They've paid for her to attend a summer program for aspiring web developers, so perhaps they’re ready to let her make her own decisions. It’s there that she meets Rishi Patel. He's been told his future wife will be in attendance at this camp and he can't wait to meet her. Dimple, however, isn't so ready for this match.

At Camp Firefly Falls, a camp for grown-ups, you can escape from real life. Allison Nelson’s failed bakery leaves her career in limbo so she takes a job there, hoping to rekindle her nostalgic memories of the place she loved during her childhood.

Cooper Marshall is a snowboarding champion looking to settle down with a regular job. A work retreat sends him off to camp and into the arms of his childhood crush. Maybe he and Allison can pick things up where they left them…