Could a small London bookstore change someone’s life?
This is a story for those who have ever felt that literature saved them.
Agnes Martí is a young archaeologist who moves to London in search of a new opportunity. Shortly after arriving in the city as she strolls through the Temple district, she is surprised by a sudden downpour and takes refuge in a very special bookstore: Moonlight Books. Edward Livingstone is looking for an assistant, and in the time it takes Agnes to dry off and sit do...
Not for me
This is intended as a "feelgood" novel. I found it quite boring, to be honest and the excessive references to people, places, customs in England was painfully cliche. You may enjoy it if you like light, romantic stories with no suspense.