April is lonely. Since her office issued a permanent work from home mandate, she’s lost herself a little. So, in a bid to break out of the funk, she leaves an anonymous note inside a book for the hot guy at her neighbourhood bookstore.

Laura is a busy single mum. Thanks to the meddling hand of fate, she’s the one who finds April’s note, thinking it’s from the guy who served her at the bookstore. A little flirtation with an attractive man who loves books might be just what she needs.

Meanwhile Westley, handsome but not so perceptive, is too distracted by a movie filming at the shop to notice either woman’s furtive glances as they leave notes for each other amid the books in the stacks.

April and Laura’s continued anonymous correspondence will shake all three of these characters out of their mundane routines, sparking a glimmer of hope that they might just get what they want: a storybook ending of their own.

My Thoughts:

Three people, all with different lives but all intertwined within the walls of the bookstore. I love how different and unique this book was. The characters are relatable and I really enjoyed how warm the writing was. These three people all have different reasons to visit the bookstore and it was interesting to see how the book would play out. It was about friendship and romance all set in a bookshop. I found it cosy, comforting and a hopeful read that I did not want to put down. It was so good.

I received an ARC copy of this book for an honest review.

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