Wandering Page, The

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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

The steam wand of the espresso machine hisses at me like an angry snake. Somewhere behind me, a stack of unpriced paperbacks is teetering dangerously close to the edge of the counter. And my brain? My brain is currently playing a radio jingle from 1994 on a loop while I try to remember if the woman in the blue coat ordered a latte or a cappuccino.

The bell above the door chimes. The noise cuts through the chaos in my head.

I look up, brushing a frizzy strand of hair out of my eyes, and my breath catches.

It’s him. The man with the sad eyes and the kindest smile I’ve ever seen. David.

He’s standing in the doorway of my shop, looking calm, steady, and completely put-together—everything I’m not.

I’m fifty-two years old, I have coffee stains on my apron, and I just found out my brain is wired differently than everyone else’s. I am a walking disaster zone.

There is no way a man like him is looking for a woman like me.

But then, he steps toward the counter, and for the first time all morning... the noise in my head stops.

She is finally learning to read her own story. He is ready to turn the page.

At fifty-two, Sarah Mitchell thought she had her life figured out—or at least, she was good at faking it. But after a messy divorce and a fresh ADHD diagnosis that explains a lifetime of "careless mistakes" and "lost potential," she is starting over. She’s poured her heart, soul, and dwindling savings into The Wandering Page, the town’s only combination bookshop and café. It’s her sanctuary, her dream, and currently, the source of her daily panic attacks.