Daisy Jones and the Six meets Where’d You Go Bernadette in an epic story from USA Today bestselling author Eliza Knight, in which a soon-to-be empty-nester’s mother goes missing, leading her on a road trip with her daughter to track grandma down at a series of music festivals that popped up across the country in the summer of ’69. If you love Emily Giffin and Lucy Gilmore, you do not want to miss Books Over Drinks with Eliza Knight for The Summer of ’69! REVIEWS: “Lost in the Summer of ’69 quickly whisked me away with its heartwarming nostalgia and familial charm. Propelled by an adventure-packed road trip and the ever-hypnotic lure of music, Knight’s delightful multi-generational tale presents an exploration of relationships, identity, and second chances—at any age. An endearing read to be savored, then shared with family.” — Kristina McMorris, New York Times bestselling author of Sold on a Monday and The Girls of Good Fortune “An epic road trip linking three generations of women, Eliza Knight’s Lost in the Summer of ’69 is an ode to music, family, and the importance of chasing your dreams. Readers will love this atmospheric and poignant novel!” — Chanel Cleeton, New York Times bestselling author of An Infinite Love Story “Buckle up. Eliza Knight delivers a delightful ride where memories and melody meet possibility. Lost in the Summer of ’69 follows three generations on a road trip through first love, second chances, and endless discovery. A heartfelt story that reminds us it’s never too late to find yourself and rediscover the ones you love most.” — Meagan Church, New York Times bestselling author of The Mad Wife “Lost in the Summer of ’69 tells the inspiring, nostalgic, multi-generational tale of three women who discover the power within themselves, and learn that coming of age can happen at any age. Eliza Knight’s 60’s era novel celebrates music, female resilience, and the strength of mother-daughter bonds, taking readers on a journey they won’t soon forget.” — Marie Bostwick, New York Times bestselling author of The Book Club for Troublesome Women ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Eliza Knight is an award-winning and USA Today and international bestselling author of historical women’s fiction. Her love of history began as a young girl when she traipsed the halls of Versailles. As an avid history buff, she’s written dozens of novels including Confessions of Grammar Queen, The Mayfair Bookshop, Starring Adele Astaire, Ribbons of Scarlet, A Day of Fire, and Can’t We Be Friends, which have been translated into multiple languages. Never been to Books Over Drinks? Your ticket includes entry to the event, a signature cocktail or mocktail, and a signed copy of the featured book.
