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Hester Browne
Little Lady, Big Apple
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Part of "The Little Lady Agency" series
"Little Lady, Big Apple" by Hester Browne is a delightful and engaging novel that follows the journey of a young Englishwoman, Hannah, as she navigates the bustling streets of New York City. The story begins in the quaint English countryside, where Hannah has spent her entire life. She has always dreamed of visiting New York, and when she is offered a job at a prestigious interior design company in the city, she jumps at the opportunity. Once in New York, Hannah quickly realizes that the city is not as glamorous as she had imagined. She struggles to adjust to the fast-paced lifestyle, the crowded subways, and the overwhelming choices of food and entertainment. However, she is determined to make the most of her experience and sets out to explore the city on her own. As Hannah begins to settle into her new life, she meets a cast of colorful characters, including her flamboyant boss, a group of friendly expats, and a handsome musician named Luke. Hannah and Luke quickly become close, and Hannah finds herself falling in love with the city and its people. However, just as Hannah is starting to feel at home in New York, she receives some shocking news from England. She must return home immediately to deal with a family emergency. Hannah is torn between her love for New York and her duty to her family. Throughout the novel, Browne expertly captures the excitement and challenges of moving to a new city. Hannah's journey is both heartwarming and relatable, and readers will find themselves cheering her on as she navigates the ups and downs of life in the Big Apple. "Little Lady, Big Apple" is a charming and uplifting novel that is perfect for anyone who has ever dreamed of starting over in a new city. With its witty dialogue, engaging characters, and vivid descriptions of New York City, this book is sure to leave readers feeling inspired and empowered...
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