The Summer of Songbirds
Nearly thirty years ago, June Moore bought Camp Holly Springs and turned it into a haven for girls, but now she is on the verge of losing it. June's niece Daphne met her best friends Lanier and Mary Stuart at the camp when they were six, and the three have stayed inseparable into their thirties. When they learn their childhood oasis is about to close, they band together to save it, even as their own lives reach crisis points. Daphne, an attorney, faces a relationship from her past colliding with a confidential work problem, while Lanier is torn between her fiance and a returning first love, and a long-held secret threatens the friendship at the center of it all.
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