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The Printed Letter Bookshop

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14 May 2019

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Romance

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**Amid literature and lattes, three women come together and find that sharing one's journey with best friends makes life richer.** When attorney Madeline Carter inherits her aunt's bookstore in a small town north of Chicago, she plans to sell it and add the proceeds to her nonexistent "investment portfolio." But...

**Amid literature and lattes, three women come together and find that sharing one's journey with best friends makes life richer.**

When attorney Madeline Carter inherits her aunt's bookstore in a small town north of Chicago, she plans to sell it and add the proceeds to her nonexistent "investment portfolio." But plans change when Madeline discovers the store isn't making money and she gets passed over for promotion at her firm. She quits in protest, takes the train north, and decides to work at the store to prep it for sale. Madeline soon finds herself at odds with employees Jessica and Courtney; when she also finds herself attracted to an affianced man, it only confuses the entire situation.

After blowing up her marriage two years earlier, Jessica has found solace working at the bookstore and a kindred spirit within its owner, Maddie Cullen. But when Maddie dies and her niece, Madeline, barges in like a bulldozer, Jessica pushes at the new owner in every way-until she trips over common ground. Soon the women are delving into online dating and fashion makeovers, and Jessica feels the pull to rediscover her art, a love she thought long behind her.

After a night of bad decisions leaves the store in peril, Courtney arrives and tries to save the day. While she, too, found sanctuary in the little bookstore, she knows it's under-insured, in the red, and will never survive. When she discovers her teenage daughter has played a part in vandalizing the store, Courtney taps into strength she didn't know existed-or had long forgotten. The quietest of the three, she steps up and finds a way to save her family, the store, and the precious friendships that have grown within it.

*The Printed Letter Bookshop* is the story of friends who find each other-and themselves-in a place none of them ever expected.

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**Amid literature and lattes, three women come together and find that sharing one's journey with best friends makes life richer.** When attorney Madeline Carter inherits her aunt's bookstore in a small town north of Chicago, she plans to sell it and add the proceeds to her nonexistent "investment portfolio." But...

**Amid literature and lattes, three women come together and find that sharing one's journey with best friends makes life richer.**

When attorney Madeline Carter inherits her aunt's bookstore in a small town north of Chicago, she plans to sell it and add the proceeds to her nonexistent "investment portfolio." But plans change when Madeline discovers the store isn't making money and she gets passed over for promotion at her firm. She quits in protest, takes the train north, and decides to work at the store to prep it for sale. Madeline soon finds herself at odds with employees Jessica and Courtney; when she also finds herself attracted to an affianced man, it only confuses the entire situation.

After blowing up her marriage two years earlier, Jessica has found solace working at the bookstore and a kindred spirit within its owner, Maddie Cullen. But when Maddie dies and her niece, Madeline, barges in like a bulldozer, Jessica pushes at the new owner in every way-until she trips over common ground. Soon the women are delving into online dating and fashion makeovers, and Jessica feels the pull to rediscover her art, a love she thought long behind her.

After a night of bad decisions leaves the store in peril, Courtney arrives and tries to save the day. While she, too, found sanctuary in the little bookstore, she knows it's under-insured, in the red, and will never survive. When she discovers her teenage daughter has played a part in vandalizing the store, Courtney taps into strength she didn't know existed-or had long forgotten. The quietest of the three, she steps up and finds a way to save her family, the store, and the precious friendships that have grown within it.

*The Printed Letter Bookshop* is the story of friends who find each other-and themselves-in a place none of them ever expected.
The Printed Letter Bookshop $26.99
Koorong code 518623
ISBN 9780785222002
Pages 336
Publisher Thomas Nelson Publishers
Publication date 14 May 2019
Dimensions 22 x 139 x 212mm
Weight 0.348kg
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    Anonymous
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    2 years ago
    thought provoking and heart warming

    A lovely story of forgiveness, conversion and second chances. I really liked how the author really went in depth into these themes, by having them played out in the lives of each of the characters. \\n

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    Anonymous
    Rated 3 out of 5 stars
    6 years ago
    Interesting read

    This was the first novel that i have read by Katherine Reay. The story is divided into separate chapters for each of the characters and throughout the novel, quotes and themes are interweaved beautifully from other famous books. It was a bit slow to start at the beginning but had enough twists throughout to keep reading