Happy Place

When Harriet and Wyn arrive at the beloved Maine cottage for their friend group's final summer getaway, they're keeping a major secret: they broke up six months ago and still haven't told anyone. Forced to share the master bedroom and maintain the charade that they're still the perfectly matched couple everyone adores, they quickly discover that pretending to be in love while desperately feeling that love is way harder than anticipated. As they navigate a week of wine, seafood, and dangerously close quarters with the people who know them best, the carefully constructed facade begins to crack—and they're forced to confront exactly what they lost and whether they're brave enough to fight for it. This is Emily Henry at her absolute best: a story about second chances, chosen family, and realizing that sometimes the person you're meant to be with has been there all along.