Goodnight, June

June is a high-powered, no-nonsense banker who’s achieved professional success through discipline and control. Love has no place in her fast-paced life — but the pressure is starting to take its toll.

When she inherits a children’s bookstore from her late great-aunt Ruby, June initially plans to sell it and return to her career. But upon arriving in Seattle, she discovers a slower, richer way of life — and a bundle of old letters revealing long-buried family secrets.

Could this small bookshop, founded in 1940, hold the key to her own healing?

A tender, bookish novel about rediscovery, second chances, and the quiet magic of stories.