The Sunset Library

Bursting with warmth, wisdom and a dash of mystery, a charming tale of lost stories and found community for fans of The Man from Snowy River and 84 Charing Cross Road Two hundred kilometres from anywhere lies a small town. There was a time when Nowhere was somewhere, but that was long ago. Now, city lawyer Miriam knows it simply as the hometown of her beloved grandfather, who ran an unofficial library from his grand home on Lonesome Street. When her grandfather dies and unexpectedly leaves Miriam the property, it comes with a condition: she must continue to run the library. That means she has to leave behind the career she has fostered - and the life she wasn't quite living. Living in Nowhere, Miriam worries that she's made a mistake - until she stumbles across a cache of hidden letters and books from the 1920s. As Miriam begins to read, her world expands in ways she could not have predicted. And it is not just the mysterious letters she discovers, and the books that bring solace, but the local characters, too, and the realisation that she has a second chance at community and love. Praise for Sophie Green's bestselling Australian novels 'A heartwarming, feel-good novel bursting with charm, humour and seaside sunshine' THE AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S WEEKLY 'Atmospheric and incredibly descriptive, reading a Sophie Green book is the greatest escape' WHO MAGAZINE 'A warm treat of a novel, filled with great music and small-town charm' THE AUSTRALIAN 'Cosy, uplifting and entertaining, this is the perfect escape read' WOMAN'S DAY