Mira Lockhart is married to her work. One of the youngest library directors in the state, she has been climbing ladders for so long she’s forgotten what life is like outside the library. Not that she has time for love – Westbrook Public Library is the most challenging place she’s ever worked, and every day there’s a new crisis to avert.

Her new library page, for one.

Chelle Tate is young, wild, and free, with fiery red hair and a confidence that instantly draws Mira in – perhaps too close, as Mira finds herself crossing professional boundaries against her better judgment.

As tensions mount between the two women, so do the bizarre occurrences at the library – boycotts and vandalism and sex in the stacks all conspire to threaten Mira’s job and keep her from finding balance and happiness with Chelle.

Where do you go and what do you do when you haven’t found your true identity and desire? This is exactly what Anna has to think about when she feels something missing in her life. Anna wouldn’t find that answer in her seemingly perfect life. Especially with her wealthy parents and her successful fiancé, Jonathan.

Anna runs away. From the radio of her car, an enigmatic voice attracts her. She’s finally offered and accepts a resting spot in Northampton. And then Beth Lawson, the host of the radio show she keeps listening to, enters her life. The romance begins but also stumbles. Their mutual attraction and connections aren’t stronger than their misunderstandings.

When a wedding date is set for her and Jonathan, life falls back to the same routine. Anna still can’t forget the voice on the radio and the romance she has with Beth.What will she do?