Jo Sorsby has left everything and everyone behind to go and run her uncle's stationery store, with it comes customers who help to distract her from the heartbreak and the life that she has left behind.
Among those who enter the little store, Jo finds herself getting to know certain people who are running away from their own histories, Ruth, the vicar who the media dubbed the runaway vicar and Malcolm, a man who is struggling with his book and all the ghosts in his life.
The Book of Beginnings is a novel that is full of love and heartbreak, of starting over somewhere new and finding friendships in the strangest of places and with people you probably didn't think you'd be friends with.
I fell in love with this book so much that I didn't want it to end. I loved each of the characters and the journey that each of them went on and through over the course of the book.
Among those who enter the little store, Jo finds herself getting to know certain people who are running away from their own histories, Ruth, the vicar who the media dubbed the runaway vicar and Malcolm, a man who is struggling with his book and all the ghosts in his life.
The Book of Beginnings is a novel that is full of love and heartbreak, of starting over somewhere new and finding friendships in the strangest of places and with people you probably didn't think you'd be friends with.
I fell in love with this book so much that I didn't want it to end. I loved each of the characters and the journey that each of them went on and through over the course of the book.