Summer is supposed to be a time for sun, friends, and independence . . . but for two teenage girls in this bind-up of two irresistibly romantic novels it's also the season for drama. Between new friends, demanding bosses, and potential first loves, it's sure to be a summer to remember.

In So Inn Love, Liza McKenzie has landed her dream job working at the Tides Inn. But fitting in with the "inn" crowd isn't always easy, especially when the hotel's cutest employee keeps sending mixed messages. . . .

And in Better Latte Than Never, Peggy Fleming Farrell didn't plan to spend the summer as barista in a gas station coffee shop because she owes her parents money after crashing two cars. She is determined to make the best of a bad situation, though, and the first step to saving her summer is getting the boy she's been pining for to finally notice her. After all, at this point what does she have to lose?

This bind-up features two repackaged fan-favorite novels that are sure to delight readers of Stephanie Perkins, Jennifer Echols, and, of course, Catherine Clark.

Two irresistible stories about two unforgettable summer romances . . .

In So Inn Love, Liza McKenzie has landed her dream job working at the Tides Inn. It will be a summer of sun, friends, and independence—if only she can figure out a way to become part of the "inn" crowd. But fitting in isn't always easy, especially when the hotel's cutest employee keeps sending mixed messages. . . .

This is not how Peggy Fleming Farrell planned to spend her summer. But in Better Latte Than Never, she owes her parents money after crashing two cars, she's already been fired from her first job, and she's this close to quitting her new one—and who could blame her? Being the barista in a gas station coffee shop, when you can't drive anywhere, is just wrong. Peggy is determined to make the best of a bad situation, though, and the first stving her summer is getting the boy she's been pining for to finally notice her. After all, at this point what does she have to lose?