This is book 10 in a series set in a small town on the Chesapeake Bay. I love these books because of the town- you get to revisit all of the characters and I love how they interact with each other. It reminds me of Stars Hallow (Gilmore Girls)- just a small town where everyone knows everyone else.

The individual books do vary in my opinion. This particular book, That Chesapeake Summer, started off very slow. We were introduced to a new character, Jamie, and the beginning was set outside of St. Dennis. For me, it took a bit for me to get into it because of this. And, compared to the rest of the series, it never did get a whole lot better. Dan acted like a jerk for a good portion of the book. For the first time, a large portion of the book was set outside of St. Dennis. Due to the setting, there was little interaction with the other townspeople, which for me, is the reason I read this series.

I do give it 3 stars because I enjoy the series and the characters that show up, but it is one of my least favorite out of the series.

I received a digital copy in exchange for an honest review