Summer on Sag Harbor
The series moves to Sag Harbor, where a woman returning to her family's summer community finds it changing around her.
The second Summer Beach novel shifts to Sag Harbor on Long Island, another historically Black summer community with deep roots and rising property values. Hostin again builds the story around inheritance in both senses, the houses that get handed down and the expectations that travel with them, as returning residents confront how far the place and their own lives have moved on. The beach-read surface carries a steady interest in class and belonging.
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