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Hester Browne

"The Little Lady Agency" series

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The Little Lady Agency series by Hester Browne is a delightful and engaging collection of contemporary romantic comedies. The series follows the adventures of Melissa, a young woman who discovers her knack for matchmaking and founds the Little Lady Agency, a unique dating service catering to London's most demanding bachelors. Each book in the series explores Melissa's journey as she navigates the challenges of running a business, finding love, and maintaining her relationships with friends and family. Along the way, readers are introduced to a charming cast of characters, including the dashing and mysterious Hugh, Melissa's love interest, and the eccentric but lovable Mrs. Pritchard, Melissa's confidante and mentor. Hester Browne's writing style is witty, humorous, and engaging, making the series a perfect blend of romance, comedy, and personal growth. The Little Lady Agency series is an ideal choice for fans of chick-lit and romantic comedies, offering a delightful escape into the world of matchmaking and love in London...

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