Josie and Ryan each manage a bookstore. Josie manages a literary bookstore and Ryan manages a romance bookstore. In between, the two stores, there's a coffee shop. Ther person who owns the stores sits them both down. He shares that they will be merging the three stores under one manager.Josie and Ryan will spend the next few months competing to save their jobs. As they talk, both Josie and Ryan bring out the worst in each other. Each believe the other looks down upon their work. Through series of miscommunication, they become each other's enemies. Each time they talk, they become more irritated and frustrated with each other. Could they just need a little flip?
My Thoughts: This book was so much fun, I didn't want to put it down. There's a lot going on here.
- I loved the bookstore bits. I love that the genres were swapped here with expectations - I would have assumed the romance bookstore would have been managed by a woman. That was opposite here. I loved the conversations about books. The bater between Josie and Ryan was on point.
- I loved the You've Got Mail spin on this story - the messages between the two bookstores were charming.
- The story between the sisters was sweet
This was my first Ali Brady book, but it won't be my last.
Cover Thoughts: Adorable
Source: My Library
Why I Read: This was on a list of epistolary novels, which it isn't. But there are lots of tests. But bookstores.
Library Recommendation: Highly recommended for your romance section

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