The Summer Song by Lindsay Detwiler

They always say you can’t go home again, but let me add to that advice. If you do return home to live with your stoic, lawyer father and meddling mother, make sure you’re not thirty with a bankrupt business and a failed romance.

At thirty, Mathilda “Tillie” Ashby’s life is in shambles. After a failed business attempt in New York City and a deep betrayal, she’s forced to return home to Ocean City, Maryland, the beach town she tried to escape. Trying to sort out her next career move and her finances, she finds herself working at a boardwalk restaurant called Tino’s and living in her childhood bedroom with her helicopter parents.
When Tillie’s life collides with Leo Turner, a UK pop sensation who’s hiding from the pressures of fame for the summer, her life might just take a different turn. An injury causes Tillie to slow down, and she’ll start to rediscover who she really is. Together, Leo and Tillie escape their difficult pasts as they explore Ocean City together. Will they find new dreams as they build their summer romance–or are their vastly different worlds and past heartbreaks too much to overcome?