The Little Island Bookshop

A Sweet Seaside Romantic Mystery

Her grandmother left her a cozy bookshop... and a fight.

Fiona Finch’s dream of a new beginning on a quaint seaside island shatters when she finds a demolition notice taped to the door . A corrupt mayor wants her land for a luxury hotel , and he's hired a handsome architect to get the job done.

Jason Hale is supposed to be her enemy. He was sent to condemn the building, not to help her save the shop. But as he digs into the town's secrets, his conscience—and his growing feelings for Fiona—get in the way.

This isn't just a fight for a building. It’s a sweet enemies-to-lovers story wrapped in a cozy island mystery.

Can their reluctant alliance expose the truth before they lose the bookshop, their future, and each other?

Sweet Story!

I enjoyed the story and the character development. The narration is AI and it was lacking in some areas. There are mispronunciations throughout, for example, lead, as the metal, when lead, as to have people follow, was the intended word. There are many times when the narration does not match the emotion of the exchange. For example, in a tense moment the voice turns joyful and happy. There are also odd renderings of what I assume are commas in the text. While I realize that AI is likely cheaper to produce, there needs to be fine-tuning and development for a better outcome.