The Bookshop On The Corner (2016) - Plot & Excerpts
Jim had pointed out in an e-mail several times that what they were doing was completely against regulations and also illegal to boot, so she couldn’t tell anyone about it, and she had promised faithfully, feeling rather thrillingly that she was inside a spy novel as she did so. She was to be at the train crossing at 12:10 precisely. Jim was going to drive too fast—which he never did, he had said solemnly—to begin with, then tell signal control that they needed to stop to delay the timetable. But she would have to be quick. Feeling the part, Nina dressed entirely in black, including a wide scarf, and tweeted a picture of herself to Surinder, feeling slightly regretful that her friend wasn’t there to share the adventure. Surinder didn’t even get back to her, which she found rather hurtful. Plus, Griffin’s Facebook page had been absolutely chock-full of what a jolly time he was having at his amazing new media center; Nina wasn’t sure whether this was actually true or in fact meant that his new bosses monitored all his social media accounts, so it was pretty difficult to figure out what he was trying to say.
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