AtoZ Challenge: The Letter B - Barrons Books & Baubles

My A to Z Challenge contains names, places and things that are found in a series of books called The Fever Series by Karen Marie Moning. If you haven't read these books, which I recommend, please be aware there will be spoilers.

"It smells of high adventure bound in leather casings, crammed on shelves waiting to be freed, of Mac's peaches and cream candles, of Barron's fine furnishings and wool rugs, and the spice of my kind of danger. The sounds of this store are music to my soul the tinkling of the front doorbell which I intended to bang at least once while I was here, the soft hiss of the gas fire in an enameled hearth the quiet hum of the fridge behind Mac's counter."

~ Karen Marie Moning, chapter 29 High Voltage (Fever #10)

Barrons Books & Baubles - BB&B is an elegant yet quaint business located on the outskirts of Temple Bar in Dublin. It's an Old World bookstore previously owned by Jericho Barrons, now owned by MacKayla Lane. It shares design characteristics with the Lello Bookstore in Portugal but is somewhat more elegant and refined. Due to the location of a sizeable Sifting Silver in the study on the first floor, the bookstore's dimensions can shift from as few as four stories to as many as seven, and rooms on the upper levels often reposition themselves. It is where MacKayla Lane calls home. (Places | Karen Marie Moning, http://karenmoning.com/places/ (accessed March 20, 2018).)

If you love books, you will love the time spent in this bookstore. It has a comfy cozy feel and beautiful furniture with a diamond-paned front door. I can picture Mac getting cozy, snuggling under her blankets sitting by the fireplace drinking some hot cocoa while reading the Dublin Daily news, or painting her toenails, but let's get real. Her and Barrons? They are like two wild beasts who can't get enough of each other, who often get their freak on having wild and passionate sex in their front living room. When things are heated, stuff gets destroyed if you know what I mean. In this world, there are not many portals one can travel to get to the Faery realm, and Barrons Books & Baubles is one of those gateways. There is a faery portal inside! I think that is why the store is so magical. Nearby, is the Dark Zone where paranormal shit happens. Anyway, Barron's gave Mac the store feeling he wasn't going to be around much longer.