Summer Stage

A Novel

By: Meg Mitchell Moore

Narrated by: Courtney Patterson

""I adored this summer novel! My favorite beach reads are written by Meg Mitchell Moore, and Summer Stage is her brand new smash hit. If you like my books, you’ll love this!"" —Elin Hilderbrand

From the bestselling author of Vacationland, a spirited summer page-turner following a family of actors grappling with fame, scandal, and ambition.

The Trevino family hasn’t spent much quality time together lately. But as the summer months arrive, they find themselves all together on Block Island.

Amy Trevino, a high school teacher and occasional theater director, has stayed close to her Rhode Island hometown while her famous brother, Timothy, pursued and achieved his Hollywood dreams. When Timothy returns to Block Island to direct a summer play, Amy agrees to be the production manager in an effort to mend rifting family relationships.

Sam, Amy’s daughter, was a Disney child star who continued her pursuit for fame in a Manhattan TikTok house. Now she’s also returned home unexpectedly, her sudden arrival shrouded in secrets. Sam refuses to open up to her mother, deciding instead to live with her uncle for the summer.

As the three Trevinos work together to ensure the production is a success, Amy, Sam, and Timothy are forced to grapple with their desires for recognition and fortune, stand up for what they believe art and fame actually mean, and discover what they really want out of life.

A bighearted and delicious novel about family, ambition, and opportunity, Summer Stage is the must-read book of the summer.

What’s the next act?

Loved this story and I want to see what happens next with all the characters!

Beauty in the Details

Beautifully written storyline, characters and dialogue. Every detail came to life. I couldn’t wait for the next precious free time I had to listen.

Loved it!

This was exactly what I needed. Good narration, interesting characters and a compelling story. I’ll checkout her other books as well.

The leftist propaganda!

Nice story but the many obvious references to wind turbines and climate change was funny.

uncle timmy

it was rather predictable but a fun, light hearted story if you are in the mood for an easy not serious story.