Book Lovers by Emily Henry

There is something delightfully cozy about curling up with a book by Emily Henry. Her characters remind us of our flawed but good hearted attempts at doing the right thing and striving to be the best at our profession and not always getting it right. This one is no exception. Nora is a literary agent in NYC who is at the top of her game- her phone is always on, she is always there for her clients and her little sister. The only drawback is her cursed love life and her exes who choose the less ambitious, less workaholic versions of her. Her well intentioned sister Libby forces the two of them on a vacation to the charming setting of Nora's top client. There she runs into the one person she is hoping to avoid - Charlie, who is an equally ambitious and talented editor but they continually butt heads. When they are forced to work together on a project sparks fly and they both see life a bit differently. A familycentric story filled with witty repartee that leaves you with a contented happy sigh - this is a book lovers slice of homemade apple pie.  4 warm sunshine stars