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The Echo of Old Books by Barbara Davis

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Imagine picking up a second hand book and not only be able to tell what it's about by reading the blurb on the back cover, but also feel what the previous owners of the book experienced, thought and felt when they owned and read the book? Ashlyn, the owner of a second hand book store for rare books has this ability.

Not only do we find out the story behind two intriguing books, but we are also treated to a slow burn romance story. 

Fantastic ideas for a book and fabulously well executed! 

I thoroughly enjoyed this story by Barbara Davis and recommend that your get a copy when it's released on 28 March 2023 (or pre-order a copy now so you don't forget)!

Thank you to NetGalley and Lake Union Publishing for providing me with an eARC in exchange for an honest review.


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