Aly’s a music major, just finishing up her third year of college. And now that exams are done, all she wants to do is pick up some extra shifts at work, write music, and hang out with her best friend. All summer. She doesn’t have time for guys. After her last relationship ended in disaster, she’s definitely not interested. But when a chance encounter at her favorite food truck brings Jake into her life—a guy who shares her passion for music and french fries—she starts to wonder if maybe she’s got her summer plans all wrong.

Jake has one job to do. He and his band have come all the way to California from South Korea to write songs, record music, and film a few videos for their fans. He doesn’t have time for girls. His record label doesn’t want the band to date, besides which, he’s heading home at the end of the summer. There’s no way he should get involved with anyone. But there’s something about Aly. She’s so sweet and kind, and just as passionate about music as he is. Maybe just for the summer...

As Aly and Jake start to open up, they both wonder what the end of summer could bring. But Jake’s work makes it hard to date, and Aly’s past—in the form of an angry ex with a dangerous obsession—keeps coming back to haunt her. When the guy from her past crosses the line, it’s all Jake can do to keep Aly safe and keep his anger in.

With the end of summer closing in, and so much standing in their way, can they find a way to make love last?