The Library On Love Heart Lane by Christie Barlow

 

 

 

 

Synopsis:

 

Love, life, and libraries

Growing up in foster care, Elle Cooper always felt a piece of herself was missing. Now, as her thirtieth birthday approaches, she’s ready to find it. But when instigating the search for her birth mother leads to a whole host of unexpected events, this librarian’s quiet life suddenly gets very loud!

With new friends, old flames and surprising influences keeping Elle busy, she soon starts to see that there’s more to life than where you came from – and that where you are right now, and who you have in your corner, is what might just matter most of all…

Love Heart Lane – where friends are there for you no matter what.

 

Review:

The Library on Love Heart Lane tells Elle's, the librarian, story. She is thirty, she has a good job, some great friends, a sweet foster mum. This year she is determined to find her real mother in order to finally know where she comes from and why she was abandoned.

This is a nice, entertaining read, with the addition of a moving underlay.

The setting of this story is wonderful, I love small villages and their close-knit communities, and the characters lovely.

Elle is an independent woman, but she always plays safely in her little world, so it was interesting to see her so resolute in the search of her mother even risking to be disappointed by what she could find. On the romantic side her infatuation for a famous author is a little naif but still endearing.

It's been a long time since I read a Christie Barlow novel but her writing is still fluid and pleasant as I remembered.

I can recommend this book, the storyline is easy to follow and the ending warms your heart.

 

 

Release Date: 12.31.2023