Some books remember more than we do.
Rare-book conservator Mara Ellison came to Bellweather Hollow for one reason: to disappear into a quiet six-month archive contract and stop thinking about the people who let her down. Books, she's always believed, stay. People leave.
Then she meets Julian Vale ? the library's unfailingly polite, faintly old-fashioned night librarian, who never blinks, never eats before midnight, and has apparently worked there far longer than any employment record can explain.
As a century-old mechanical card catalogue begins writing names into existence at 12:13 every morning, Mara discovers a gift of her own: the ability to read the memories left behind in old books. What she finds leads her toward a vanished manuscript, a hundred-year-old tragedy, and a truth Julian has spent a lifetime trying not to remember.
Perfect for readers who love:
- Slow-burn paranormal romance
- Cozy small-town settings
- Bookish, library-set fiction
- Found family and gentle mystery
- A vampire love interest who keeps the tea warm, not the danger high
Warm, witty, and only occasionally alarming, Tea, Toast, and a Vampire Librarian is Book One of The Bellweather Library Chronicles ? a slow-burn cozy paranormal romance for anyone who's ever wanted to stay after closing to find out what a library is really keeping from you.
Grab your copy today and step into Bellweather Hollow.
