Twenty-five years after saying goodbye, a chance encounter under the Alaskan midnight sun proves that some first loves are meant for a second chance. A trip to the rugged coast of Alaska was supposed to be a simple family affair for Camden Wexler. She’s here to cheer on her niece in Seward’s legendary Mount Marathon Race, then return to her perfectly ordered life in Seattle. But in the land of the midnight sun, the past has a way of coming to light. One chance encounter on a crowded street is all it takes to collide with Connor McRae—her first love, the man she said goodbye to twenty-five years ago. The boy she knew is gone, replaced by a handsome, semi-retired fisherman whose eyes hold a quarter-century of unspoken regret. Their connection is as powerful as the Alaskan wilderness surrounding them, pulling them back together despite the secrets that tore them apart. He believes he let her slip away; she’s never known the real reason why he did. Now, with the festive energy of the Fourth of July as their backdrop, they have a fleeting chance to heal old wounds. Can a love story that ended decades ago be rewritten in just a few days, or will the ghosts of their past prove too powerful to overcome a second time?