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Author_Daniel Tawse
books about LGBTQ love
books for 12+ readers
books set in Europe
books set in France
books set in Italy
books set in Monaco
books set in Paris
books set in Rome
books set in the French Riviera
books that will make you cry
books with gay parents
books with LGBT characters
books with sad endings
camping memories new experiences heartbreak hope
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first love loss tragic death sad plot twist ending
gay UK northern north-east own voices #ownvoices
holiday beach read
LGBTQ+ main character
may june july august holiday europe beach read sun
mediterranean sea european france italy paris rome
non-binary protagonist
queer YA rom-com
YA LGBTQ+ LGBT non-binary gender nonconforming GNC
young adult queer contemporary summer romance cry
young adult summer romance
Product details
- ISBN 9781444971620
- Weight: 211g
- Dimensions: 128 x 196mm
- Publication Date: 31 Jul 2025
- Publisher: Hachette Children's Group
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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A heartfelt and heartbreaking queer summer romance to remember, perfect for fans of They Both Die at the End.
Last year, Iggy almost drowned, losing all memory of their magical Mediterranean holiday. Determined to piece together the fragments of their forgotten summer, they return to Europe to retrace their steps, from the sun-drenched shores of St. Tropez to the colossal ruins of Rome.
When their paddleboard bumps into the gorgeous but mysterious Roscoe, Iggy realises that this trip is the perfect chance to make new memories - ones they'll always remember.
But as the sun sets on their summer romance, will Paris - the iconic city of love - be the start of a new life for Iggy and Roscoe, or their last chance to say goodbye?
Daniel Tawse lives on the north east coast. He spent his childhood going on adventures in the wilds of Northumberland, and teenage years writing diaries about how much he didn't fit in. Nowadays, Daniel turns those diaries into stories and is an advocate for queer representation and visibility in the arts. Elsewhere, Daniel has studied Musical Theatre at the Arts Educational Schools, London, and holds a master's degree in History from the University of Northumbria.
