Mara Reyes inherited a bookshop, a leaky roof, and a cat who hates her. She did not inherit a plan.

Freshly escaped from a publishing career that broke her heart, Mara arrives in Willow Creek determined to make Aunt Linda's failing store work—on her own. But between the crumbling ceiling, the suspicious townsfolk, and a shoebox of unsent letters hidden in the stockroom, she quickly realizes she's in over her head.

Enter Eli Vance: grumpy, immovable, and the only contractor in town who actually answers his phone. He's fixing her roof, one nail at a time, and somehow getting under her skin in the process.

As the shop comes back to life, so does Mara. But her old life in New York is waiting with an email she can't bring herself to answer, and Eli is carrying secrets of his own. If she's going to stay in Willow Creek, she'll have to decide what—and who—she's brave enough to build a home with.

A small-town, grumpy×sunshine romance about second chances, found families, and the bookshops that hold us together.

THE LAST BOOKSHOP IN WILLOW CREEK

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