The Summer Sail Clause: A Second-Chance Summer Romance (Summer at Seabreeze Key Book 2)
She was his almost one unforgettable summer. Now saving his family charter business might give them the second chance neither of them forgot.Sophie Everly knows how to make summer feel magical. As the guest experience manager at The Driftwood Inn on Seabreeze Key, she can turn a sunset sail, a beach picnic, or a regatta weekend into the kind of vacation memory guests talk about for years.What she cannot manage is Jack Calder.Three summers ago, Jack kissed Sophie like she mattered—then walked away as if the moment meant nothing.
Now he is back in her life as the guarded, frustratingly handsome captain of Calder Charters, the family sailing business he is desperate to keep afloat.When The Driftwood partners with Calder Charters for a new summer sailing package, Sophie and Jack are forced to work together under bright skies, crowded docks, and one very inconvenient history. She wants a clean professional win.
He wants to protect his father’s legacy without needing anyone’s help. Neither of them plans on old feelings returning with the tide.But Seabreeze Key has other ideas.As regatta week approaches, Sophie and Jack must face more than business pressure.
There are memories they never named, apologies that arrive late, and a kiss they can no longer pretend was only the weather. With Harbor House threatening the waterfront and Jack’s future on the line, Sophie must decide whether helping him means losing herself—and Jack must learn that staying is braver than letting go.The Summer Sail Clause is a light, emotional, second-chance beach romance full of seaside charm, found family, summer banter, tender tension, and a happily-ever-after made for readers who love vacation romance with heart.Perfect for fans of:• Second-chance summer romance• Small-town seaside settings• Beach reads with emotional depth• Guarded heroes and ambitious heroines• Found family, witty banter, and vacation charmReturn to Seabreeze Key for a romance filled with saltwater, sunshine, and the kind of love that comes back when it finally knows how to stay.