Maya is driving her bookmobile over the mountain when it suddenly breaks down. Luckily, a handsome man on a motorcycle stops and gives her a ride to town. Her hands are full with her responsibilities with the bookmobile and the potential closure of the town’s library. Not to mention the fact that she’s promised herself not to date for an entire year. But she can’t stop thinking about Des and his motorcycle.

This book was cute. I enjoyed the small-town setting and the community in this story. I loved Maya’s character as a book loving librarian/influencer. Her bookmobile sounded so fun! I loved how quickly Des and Maya felt comfortable with each other and quickly became friends. Their romance was a very slow burn. Both characters were down to earth and very kind, so it was easy to root for them as I was reading.

I did have a few moments of confusion that made me like this book a little less. There were a couple of choices made by characters that seemed strange. For example: Maya made cookies to give to Des as a thank you for giving her a ride home. She goes to deliver them to him at the school (he’s a math teacher). She tries to catch up to him as he’s walking into his classroom in the morning and he shuts the door, not realizing she’s there. So then, she comes back after class has started and interrupts his lesson to give him the cookies in front of the whole class… Why would you do that? There were a few other moments where I had to reread because I wasn’t understanding and I still don’t understand, but overall, I thought this was a cute book. I would read more from this series.

P.S. I loved The Relationship Remodel, which is a spin off from this book. I read it before this one, but I still really liked it.