A gorgeous, bookish Scottish small-town romance for fans of Emily Henry and Catherine Walsh

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After losing her job, her flat and her boyfriend in the city, Ava Campbell is in crisis.





Heartbroken and broke-broken, Ava impulsively decides to move to Ullapool in the Scottish Highlands to open a bookshop. There, she discovers she's not the only one who's hurting - and maybe the bookshop can help. Ava opens her doors to form the village's first breakup support group, which turns out to be a surprise hit with the locals.





But not all her new neighbours are so thrilled. Rory MacGregor, the annoyingly handsome owner of the next-door DIY shop, doesn't think Ava or her bookshop will last the season.



Ava is determined to prove him wrong, but she has books to balance and hearts to mend - her own would be a good start...





Tropes:



- Enemies to lovers



- Small town romance



- Forced proximity



- Second chance romance



- Highland romance



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Praise for Breea Keenan:





'Perfect for fans of Emily Henry and Catherine Walsh' Sunday Mail



'Funny, surprising and as fresh as a glass of lemonade' Jenny Colgan



'Beautiful, funny and smartly crafted' Andrés N. Ordorica



Breea Keenan was born and raised in Glasgow's southside. She obtained a first-class honours degree in English Literature, Journalism and Creative Writing from the University of Strathclyde, before purchasing a round-the-world ticket to travel, live and work abroad for a year. She worked as a journalist for various media titles before moving into communications. Breea Keenan's debut novel, Plot Twist, was published in March 2024 and won the Debut Novel of the Year Award at the Romantic Novelists' Association Awards 2025. She lives near Glasgow with her husband and three children.