Aug 26, 2026 · 53 min · 13 segments
Raizel and Malya are back with the last episode of the summer to discuss "Summer Husband," a campy romance novel by Amy Lorowitz.
So we heard about this book, Summer Husband by Amy Lorowitz, right before I went away.
Amy commented.
Yeah, and it was like
about a 40-year-old mom going with her kids to camp.
So we were like, how could we not read this
book? She commented on something that was like, happy first day of camp.
Check out my book about a mom who works at her daughter's sleepaway camp to get free tuition.
I was like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Wait, my life? It was so perfect.
It was on the Bang It Out crossover post.
Yes, that's what the post.
And so we were a little bit in touch with Amy over the summer.
She was excited that we were reading it.
This is her first book? This is her first book.
Great.
And I was, like, really excited about it.
to read it and I was really excited that she wrote this book.
Like, she has grown kids.
Like, this made me feel like, if I do feel like I have a book in me, it could still come out.
Like,
it's not too late.
Totally, yeah, absolutely.
No, it's always inspiring when people do things kind of like, you know, embark on new, you know, pursuits a little later in life.
It's cool.
Especially writing a romance about sleepaway camp.
So we heard about this book, Summer Husband by Amy Lorowitz, right before I went away.
Amy commented.
Yeah, and it was like
about a 40-year-old mom going with her kids to camp.
So we were like, how could we not read this
book? She commented on something that was like, happy first day of camp.
Check out my book about a mom who works at her daughter's sleepaway camp to get free tuition.
I was like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
Wait, my life? It was so perfect.
It was on the Bang It Out crossover post.
Yes, that's what the post.
And so we were a little bit in touch with Amy over the summer.
She was excited that we were reading it.
This is her first book? This is her first book.
Great.
And I was, like, really excited about it.
to read it and I was really excited that she wrote this book.
Like, she has grown kids.
Like, this made me feel like, if I do feel like I have a book in me, it could still come out.
Like,
it's not too late.
Totally, yeah, absolutely.
No, it's always inspiring when people do things kind of like, you know, embark on new, you know, pursuits a little later in life.
It's cool.
Especially writing a romance about sleepaway camp.
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