Some stories don't end. They wait to be found Book editor Lucy Thomas has just inherited her grandmothers windswept Cornish home, and with it, a library bathed in sunlight, a spiral staircase that leads to secrets, and a battered box filled with unfinished stories
To honour her grandmothers last wish, Lucy must finish what was left undone and discover the magic hiding between the lines.
Filled with warmth, whispers of magic, and the irreplaceable comfort of books, The Secret Library is for anyone who knows how one story can change everything.
PRAISE FOR AMANDA JAMES:
'This was an emotional and heartfelt read and had me invested from the start.'
'A thoroughly uplifting enjoyable read that will certainly leave you feeling better with the world. Amanda James always seems to write intriguing, sensitive books with that touch of magic and The Midnight Bookshop is no exception.'
'To appreciate the book fully you have to leave any preconceived ideas at the first page and open up you mind to a magical world.'
'This is quite an intriguing and magical story of fantasy and realism [ and] in many ways, is a complex novel about relationships and Amanda James successfully weaves magic with realism to create a potent tale in an unforgettable way.'
'The book underscores the importance of community and self-reflection, especially in a time when many people feel isolated or overwhelmed.'
'This book had me rooting for all three of them and didn't disappoint.'
'[ Amanda James] writing so beautifully captured all the emotions throughout the novel.'
'Those who enjoy [ magical realism] are going to love the fairytale aspects of this charming, well-written book with its uplifting message and sweet romance.'
'The Secret Library A place where everything is possible even the impossible. Christine Stovell
