Scotsman in the Stacks
by Alana Oxford
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Pub Date Jun 14 2022 | Archive Date May 02 2022
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Description
Paige wants two things: to land a full time librarian job and find the man of her dreams. On the cusp of thirty, she finds herself suddenly single and working part-time in a Michigan library. A handsome patron with a delicious accent appears at the reference desk, inadvertently sparking an idea that might help her land the promotion she so desperately needs. But that's not the only thing he sparks.
James is in town from Glasgow, Scotland, on a summer artist residency. Luckily, the trip got him away from the pressure he feels to take over his uncle's river tour business. He only wanted to clear his head and make his art in peace, but he wasn't counting on finding an attractive librarian to fill his days.
With only eight weeks before James goes home to Scotland, Paige knows she should protect her heart. After all, she already wasted years with her commitmentphobe ex. But the more she gets to know James, the less she can stick to her plan to just be friends. Is she just wasting her time again, or can they bridge the ocean between them to find a happily ever after of their own?
"Scotsman in the Stacks is a delightfully sweet, cozy romance for book lovers." - Kiley Dunbar, author of The Borrow a Bookshop Holiday...and other uplifting and charming romances.
"Fresh and charming - a heart-warming must read romance." - Sandy Barker, author of A Sunrise Over Bali...and other gorgeous travel romances.
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