An Overdue Match (Checking Out Love Book #1): (A Book about Books Closed Door RomCom with a Librarian Heroine)

by Sarah Monzon

I’ve learned that there are, in essence, three types of people. There are main characters, who are your heroes and heroines. The stars of the story. They may see conflict within their journey, but ultimately they receive their happily-ever-after in the end. Then there are the secondary characters. The supporting cast, if you will. Their job is to be a sort of shining light for the main characters, adding just enough spice to the story to bring out the flavor but never steal the show. And finally, the third category is the villain. The antagonist to the protagonist. Whether slightly sinister or downright diabolical, this is the fictional persona readers love to hate. Personally, I’m a secondary character. For reasons that shall not be named at this time, I will likely never fit into the heroine role. Not in my own story. Not in any story. Contrarily, the level of my ability to be nefarious is set at exactly zero, therefore I don’t fit into the mold of a villain either. Which is fine by me. Everyone loves a good sidekick.