Only one of them can get what they want. Unless they both admit they want the same thing: each other. Olivia Delaney is a little lost in life after graduating college. She's living with her parents, working odd jobs, and trying-and failing-to not compare herself to her older sisters. Working at a children's sleepaway camp for the summer could be just the reset she needs. But when she arrives at Camp Prairie Star for orientation, her fresh start becomes a trip down memory lane. Olivia's new coworker Gage is not only her best friend's twin brother, he's also the guy she walked away from five years ago and hasn't stopped thinking about since. Their chemistry is undeniable, but nothing else has changed since high school either. Gage is working toward his dream career, while Olivia isn't even sure what she'll be doing when the summer ends. She's certain of one thing, though: she refuses to hold Gage back. Between water fights, night swims, and canoeing together at the lake, Gage's goals narrow down to one priority: convincing Olivia that their summer together is not a fling; it's the start of forever. Love at the Lake is a closed door/just kisses, best friend's twin brother, summer fling romcom featuring dyslexia and adult adoptee representation. It's the third book in the interconnected Delaneys in Love series, but may be read as a standalone.