
Lily Bloom has left her small Maine town to open a flower shop in Boston, where she falls for Ryle Kincaid, a confident neurosurgeon, just as Atlas Corrigan, the first boy she ever loved, comes back into her life.
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Tate Collins moves into her brother's San Francisco apartment and into an arrangement with his neighbour, Miles Archer, an airline pilot who has two rules: never ask about his past, and never expect a future.

Lucy and Gabe meet as students at Columbia on the morning of September 11, 2001, and over the next thirteen years their lives keep pulling them together and apart.

In the summer of 1997, Casey Peabody, thirty-one, grieving her mother, deep in debt and waiting tables in Massachusetts while she works on the novel she has been writing for six years, finds herself torn between two very different writers.

On the night of her thirtieth birthday, Rachel White, a dutiful Manhattan lawyer, ends up in bed with Dex, her best friend Darcy's fiancé, and spends the summer before their wedding in the Hamptons torn between the friendship and him.

Iris DuPree, a college student with plans of her own, meets August West, a rising basketball star, the night before the national championship, but she is already with his rival, Caleb Bradley, and that relationship is not what it seems.

Every summer Belly goes with her mother and brother to the beach house of her mother's best friend and her two sons, Conrad and Jeremiah, and the summer she turns sixteen, everything between them changes.

Eva Tramell, newly moved to Manhattan for a job at an advertising agency, meets Gideon Cross, the billionaire who owns the building, and they begin an intense affair that forces each of them to face the damage in their pasts.

Years later, a writer looks back at her final year of college, when she fell in with Sam and Yash, two brilliant best friends from her seventeenth-century literature class, and at the love triangle and the choices after graduation that changed all three lives.

Harriet and Wyn broke off their engagement months ago and have not told their friends, so when the group gathers for its annual week at a cottage on the Maine coast, they pretend to still be a couple.

Persephone Fraser spent six summers at a lake in Ontario falling for Sam Florek, the boy next door, until one mistake ended everything, and now, years later, a funeral brings her back for a single weekend.
Olivia McAfee left an abusive marriage to take over her father's beekeeping business in a small New Hampshire town, and her teenage son Asher falls for Lily Campanello, who is new in town. Months later Lily is dead and Asher is charged with her murder.

Macy Sorensen, a paediatrics resident in San Francisco engaged to an older man, runs into Elliot Petropoulos, the bookish boy she loved through her teens at her father's weekend house, eleven years after she stopped speaking to him.