In Songs of Summer, thirty-year-old record shop owner Maggie Mae Wheeler books a trip to Fire Island to crash the season’s biggest wedding in search of her biological mother. But along the way, she also happens to find some small-town drama, an identity crisis, and even romance of her own.
Maggie is about to be engaged to her childhood best friend. But when she discovers her biological mother (and her Jewish heritage) via a genealogy website, she begins to question everything she thought she wanted for her life.
Her search takes her to dreamy Fire Island, where her birth mother is a guest at a Jewish wedding. As Maggie spies on her biological family, she’s caught between diving into their chaotic lives and returning to her comfortable world. And then a charming local makes her an offer to crash the wedding as his (fake) date.
Swept away by the island’s magic, the thrill of a fake beau, and a slew of perfectly timed love songs, Maggie must figure out where her heart truly lies.