Love Letters at the Borrow a Bookshop : A cosy, uplifting romance that will warm the heart of any booklover

Author: Dunbar, Kiley

Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)

Published on 25 April 2024 by Canelo (Canelo Hera) in the United Kingdom as part of 'The Borrow a Bookshop' series.

Paperback | 368 pages
129 x 198 x 37 | 254g

Can she write her perfect love story?Austen Archer is on her dream solo bookselling holiday, the new ‘borrower’ at the Borrow-A-Bookshop in Devon’s Clove Lore. While she has always loved poetry, her words have dried up since being fired by her last boss, bestselling author, Callista Flyte, a year ago.

Austen distracts herself with the Borrow-A-Bookshop, as well as her flirty online exchanges with an anonymous Parisian bookseller. Hiding from the world, Austen doesn’t notice that wedding planner, Patti, is falling for her – and is too afraid to admit that she feels the chemistry too.

But as Patti and Austen grow closer, culminating in a magical day at the wildflower meadow, can Clove Lore work its customary magic and bring the two together? And will Austen find the confidence to risk her heart and write again?Readers adore the Borrow A Bookshop series:The Borrow-a-Bookshop series is like a gentle hug from a friend… Before you know it, you are caught up in the lives of the characters and want to join them.’ ?????Reader Review‘A lovely and emotional (in a good way) romance, with a wonderful sense of community.’ ?????Reader Review‘These books are uplifting, heart-warming and heart-breaking’. ?????Reader Review‘A book series to rely on, one that has me longing to visit again, enjoying the escape and the warmth inside.’ ?????Reader Review‘A quaint seaside village, interesting characters, a cozy bookshop, and the sweetest love story.’ ?????Reader Review‘A cute, heart-warming, cosy read…I have fallen in love with Clove Lore and their residents.’ ?????Reader Review‘I adore this series, so, so much! I read them much too fast because they are so darn cute.’ ?????Reader Review‘These books are a real treat and pure escapism not to be missed.’ ?????Reader Review