Aaron used to lose himself in the wonders of books, but now hardened by life and loss he is left with a dilapidated bookstore to keep alive, books are not the same anymore. When a chance to sell the bookstore arises, he seizes it only to be met with Chad's optimism, local lumber jacks with no work, and Hannah, a brave and pretty musician. This odd assortment of people come together to help him through loss and love what he has found. Combating the assumption that destruction inevitably leads to loss, this story may prove that it is often the beginning of creating something new and better.
This sounds like a very touching and sweet story full of relatable characters that move one to feel the emotions of the characters. I like the simple and playful cover that hints at romance, books, and thoughtful insights on life, loss, and love. I would definitely want to read this book and I have enjoyed reading other books by this author.
This sounds like a very touching and sweet story full of relatable characters that move one to feel the emotions of the characters. I like the simple and playful cover that hints at romance, books, and thoughtful insights on life, loss, and love. I would definitely want to read this book and I have enjoyed reading other books by this author.