The supporting characters are the same wonderful characters that we have met already in The Gingerbread Cafe series – Lil, CeeCee and Damon, along with Sarah’s best friend, Missy – all warm, friendly and infinitely likeable. The hero in question turns out to be, Ridge – charming, funny, gorgeous and determined to play a part in Sarah’s life. Right now there are three books in this series, each book features a different main character but ties in characters from previous books. Sarah’s love of books and her daydreaming make her very relatable as a character. Series Info/Source: This is the first book in the Scottish Bookshop series. She looks at her friends and thinks that she must be missing out by not having a ‘significant other’, however she won’t settle for anything less than a dashing hero, like those out of her much-loved romance novels. The heroine, Sarah, is sweet, loyal, quiet and single. Sarah starts to question whether romantic heroes actually exist in real life, outside the pages of her beloved books. Sarah’s life and heart are shaken up the day that New York journalist, Ridge Warner, steps into the bookshop. She can usually be found amongst the shelves, buried in a pile of books, living her life through fiction. Sarah plays a minor part in The Gingerbread Cafe series and in this overlapping The Bookshop series, we get the chance to learn her story. Nina Redmond is a librarian with a gift for finding the perfect book for her readers.

It follows Sarah Smith who runs the bookshop in small town Ashford, Conneticut. The Bookshop on the Corner is book 2.5 in The Gingerbread Café series and book 1 in the overlapping The Bookshop series. If you still cant find a library, there are a couple possible reasons: The library doesnt have this title in their digital collection.

The bookshop on the corner series