✨ Celebrate stories. Support indie. Fall in love with your next great read. ✨
This Indie Bookstore Day, we’re throwing a weekend-long celebration for the romantics who make this dreamy little shop possible.
Whether you’re chasing that next swoon-worthy romance, finally snagging a Blind Date, or just here for the vibes—there’s a bookish surprise waiting for you.
💛 What’s in Store for You?
📅 Friday–Sunday:
🛍️ Fill Your Tote – Buy 3 books, get a tote for just $5
💌 Gift Card Love – Buy a $40 Gift Card, get $10 on us
🚚 $6 Flat Rate Shipping – No matter the size of your book haul
📅 Saturday Only:
📦 Blind Date Drop – Our most-loved mystery romance returns—limited quantities, don’t miss out!
🔮 May Monthly Blind Dates – Try a one-time match if you're curious but not ready to commit
🎁 Buy One, Gift One – 3 orders will receive a surprise gift book to pass on to your book bestie
🔍 Guess the Book Giveaway – First to solve the clue on Stories wins the book!
✨ This weekend is a love letter to indie bookstores—and you.
Ready to celebrate romance, community, and the magic of small business? Let’s make it unforgettable. ✨
A brand-new romance subscription made for the romantics who trust me with their TBR. Every month, you'll unwrap a surprise pick—chosen not by algorithms, but by someone who knows what it means to fall head over heels for fictional people.
Pick your genre (Contemporary or Romantasy), choose your subscription style (monthly or pre-paid 3 month), and get ready to find books that might’ve never made it into your cart… but definitely belong on your shelf.
📦 Ships monthly. 💌 Surprises always.
Our next book club we will be discussing Lights Out by Navessa Allen!
Join us in the club here!
Next meeting: Wednesday, April 23th @ 5:30pm PST
"That is part of the beauty of all literature. You discover that your longings are universal longings, that you’re not lonely and isolated from anyone. You belong."
"Reading is escape, and the opposite of escape; it's a way to make contact with reality after a day of making things up, and it's a way of making contact with someone else's imagination after a day that's all too real."
“There are worse crimes than burning books. One of them is not reading them.”
