β Scribed by Portia MacIntosh
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
An irresistible, feel-good romance, perfect for fans of Rosie Blake, Sophie Kinsella and Lindsey Kelk. First comes love. Then comes family... After a lifetime of kissing frogs, Roxie Pratt has given up on finding her own fairytale romance. That is, until she meets her very own Prince Charming, Mark Wright, and he sweeps Roxie off her feet! So when Mark finally gets down on one knee and pops the question, there's only one thing left to do: meet the family! And when everything has been picture-perfect so far, what could possibly go wrong...? What readers have been saying about Portia MacIntosh: 'Hilarious and refreshingly brilliant all the way through...this is my heart-warming humorous book of 2016!' β The Writing Garnet 'I just couldn't put it down!' β Sweet Is Always In Style 'A light-hearted and fun read...highly enjoyable.' β By The Letter Book Reviews 'A funny, light-hearted read ideal for reading on the beach.' β Sal's World of Books 'A great, laugh-out loud, British...
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