Annie Darling

A delightful new series set in a quaint old bookshop, for fans of Lucy Diamond and Jenny Colgan. Where happy ever after is only a page away...

The Little Bookshop of Lonely Hearts

Once upon a time in a crumbling London bookshop, Posy Morland spent her life lost in the pages of her favourite romantic novels. So when Bookends' eccentric owner, Lavinia, dies and leaves the shop to Posy, she must put down her books and join the real world. Because Posy hasn't just inherited an ailing business, but also the unwelcome attentions of Lavinia's grandson, Sebastian, AKA The Rudest Man In London. Posy has a cunning plan to transform Bookends into the bookshop of her dreams, if only Sebastian would leave her alone to get on with it. As Posy and her friends fight to save their beloved bookshop, Posy's drawn into a battle of wills with Sebastian, about whom she's started to have some rather feverish fantasies...

Janna Niemi

I really loved this book! The whole idea of a bookshop focusing solely on romance is marvelous and add amazing characters to it and you get The little bookshop of lonely hearts! 
The characters are brilliant. I love the enemies to lovers vibe and the banter between Sebastian and Posy. I love Sebastian on a whole even though he is very direct and very rude at times. But he is good at heart
The plot is great too, and I love how happy this book made me feel while reading it.

Rebecka S.

I love those books when someone gets a "fix me up shop" and trying to make it work. And that is this kind of a story. But I got really frustrated by the characters both male and female. He was like a three year old with tantrums and she was just so weak and pale as a character. And I also felt the ending was a bit rushed.

Julia

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Little Bookshop of Lonely Hearts

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The Little Bookshop of Lonely Hearts

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