One summer of love. Fourteen years of resentment. One week to choose what happens next.

Vienna Rose went to third base with a rockstar. He wasn't famous back then, but it still counts. Not that she'd tell anyone. It's too mortifying since Adam Kent now accepts Grammy Awards and sings at Christmas Tree lightning ceremonies, and Vienna watches trashy TV shows in stained pajamas in an apartment she can't afford. She became a woman she doesn't recognize, someone who abandoned her dreams.

Adam dodged a bullet. God, she's a mess.

Their secret summer of love is on Vienna's mind when she arrives at the lake house for the Thanksgiving holiday, which, to her horror, has been hijacked by the famous musician. Adam's here to enjoy the scenery and Vienna's family, but not her, and he intends to spend the week proving it. He's angry that she chose college over adventure. Practicality over romance. Her father's demands over the life they could have had.

Vienna knows Adam could never love the woman she became. But right when she thinks he's given up on her completely, the wind shifts. They're in new seasons of their lives, but some things can't be changed. Could Adam still love Vienna after all of this time?

Could she let him?