Book Review of
Of Literature & Lattes
Of Literature and Lattes by Katherine Reay was published in 2020.
After leaving her hometown, Alyssa Harrison never planned to return. Then the start-up she worked for collapsed, turning her world upside down. She has no money, is under FBI investigation, and has no place to go, so she heads home to Winsome, Illinois.
Jeremy Mitchell moved from Seattle to Winsome to be near his daughter. He opened the coffee shop he’s been dreaming of for years. The business, though, is bleeding money and he has to figure out why.
When Jeremy meets Alyssa, he senses a connection, but what he is looking for the most is someone to help him save his business.
Lynn's Review
Of Literature and Lattes can be read alone, but it is a follow-up book to The Printed Letter Bookshop book that I read earlier this year.
I enjoyed Of Literature and Lattes. It is set in the same small town that The Printed Letter Bookshop is set in. I loved the story, the characters, the setting, and the coffee shop the book is centered around. I am guessing that Katherine Reay has a third book planned for this same town and cast of people. If she does a third book, I will be reading it.
About Katherine Reay
Katherine Reay is the author of Dear Mr. Knightly and eleven other fiction books. Her book, The Undercover Bookshop, will be released in October 2025.