by Rebecca Wilhite
Shadow Mountain, 2018. 358 pgs. Romance
Greta loves her job as assistant librarian in her hometown. When she
meets the gorgeous Mac in the poetry section, Greta thinks that her life might
be perfect. But Mac seems like a different person in his texts versus his real
life conversations, and Greta must decide if good looks or a good heart are
more important. When her library faces closure, Greta tries everything she can
to save it, and repeatedly finds herself turning to her best friend Will,
rather than Mac. Which of the two will she choose, and can she save her beloved
library?
This was a light-hearted, fun read. As a librarian, I related to many
of the activities and quirky things that happened in the library. The relationship with Mac felt a little
superficial and shallow, but I really liked the development of relationship with
Will, although I felt that Greta was very oblivious to his feelings and how he
was helping Mac to sound smarter. I enjoyed all of the different methods that
were used to try and save the library and the theme of political activism was
an interesting addition. This is a fun, clean read and would be great for anyone
who likes contemporary romances.
TT
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