One Golden Summer GONCHAROV Jane Austen’s second novel has

Jane Austen’s second novel has a lasting effect on every­one who reads it

It’s not quite the life he had expected during his poetry-filled student days in libertine Vienna

or what you're made of

Pregnant and desperate

Cal and Lena are both ready to do whatever it takes to protect Trey

One Golden Summer GONCHAROV Jane Austen’s second novel hasGood things happen at the lake. Thats what Alices grandmother, Nan, always saysand Alice believes it. She spent one unforgettable summer at Nans cottage in Barrys Bay when she was seventeen. Its where she snapped that photo: three teenagers laughing in a yellow speedboat, an image that would change the course of her life. Now, years later, Alice is a professional photographer, an observer rather than a participant. But lately, shes felt a pull for