The Last Light on the Lake

De: Samantha Johnson

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Every summer for twenty-five years, five women have returned to Loon Song – a crumbling 1920s lake house hidden deep in the Adirondacks – for one sacred week. No husbands. No kids. No excuses. Just them, the water, and the secrets they swore would stay buried forever.This year everything is different.Meredith is newly widowed and carrying guilt she can’t voice.
Simone’s once-glittering career has collapsed in public scandal.
Laurel’s marriage is quietly detonating.
Becca is hiding a terminal diagnosis from the only people who would fight for her.
Cleo is newly divorced, secretly pregnant, and terrified of what comes next.The house itself is literally falling apart – and it refuses to let them lie anymore.When Jonah Vale, the quiet boat-repair man who appears every July like clockwork, shows up uninvited to keep the dock from sliding into the lake, strange things begin to happen. The jukebox plays songs no one queued. Dock lights blink in Morse code only one woman can read. Furniture rearranges itself overnight when someone lies. A Polaroid from the summer of 2008 develops a new figure every day it sees sunlight. And every woman feels the same impossible pull toward the same impossible man.Over ten breathless July days, Loon Song forces them to unearth the night in 2008 they swore never to speak of again. When a midnight storm turns deadly and the house itself tries to claim one of them, they finally discover what healing actually costs when you’re no longer twenty-five.Funny, searing, and ultimately hopeful, The Last Light on the Lake is the big-hearted, page-turning women’s fiction read of the year – perfect for anyone who believes friendship can save you, love can still surprise you, and some houses remember everything.For fans of Liane Moriarty, Taylor Jenkins Reid, Josie Silver, and Sarah Addison Allen.
A Reese’s Book Club-style must-read about sisterhood, second chances, and the secrets we keep from the people we love most.