Still Summer Nights

A 1950s Historical MM Romance

By: Lillian Empire

Narrated by: Silas Wood

In the quiet, stifling embrace of a 1950s small town, one young man embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Meet Paul Wells, a nerdy nineteen-year-old, who lives with his aunt, and finds solace between the pages of Les Misérables. But when he sets his sights on handsome, enigmatic neighbor, Asher Holdren, Paul's aimless existence takes an unexpected turn.

As the sun-drenched days of summer unfold, Paul and Asher begin to see there’s more between them than just pals. Yet, in a time and place where two men daring to fall in love is forbidden, their budding connection carries risks too profound to ignore.

Amidst the backdrop of hidden gay communities, troubled families, and the painful losses of loved ones, Still Summer Nights is a tale of profound love and the search for belonging.

This novel is perfect for those seeking an emotional love story and a glimpse into the untold history of LGBTQ+ communities in a bygone era, Still Summer Nights will transport you to a time when love was an act of courage.

This book features an age gap, first times, soda shops, and lots of motorcycle riding.

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Boring

Could not abide the narration. Dnf at chapter 5.
Also, too much about the 1950s is poorly researched and inaccurate. Slang words used completely out of context. Sorry. I can't recommend this title.