โ Scribed by Lyons, Annie
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Step into someone else's shoes for a day... And it will change you for a lifetime. Cat is very good at her job. She runs a PR company with her best friend (and secret crush) Jesse, and is never happier than when her high-profile celebrities are glittering in the spotlight. But when her footballer client gets in the press for all the wrong reasons, Cat's career takes a sudden nosedive. So when her brother Andrew unexpectedly needs her to look after his kids for a few weeks, she can hardly say no. She's happily single, hasn't exactly been the 'World's Best Auntie' over the years, and what she knows about looking after children would fit on the back of a postage stamp. But it's only temporary until she gets her real life back on track ๏ฟฝ isn't it? From the bestselling author of Not Quite Perfect comes a hilarious story that will have you wondering just how perfect your life is! Praise for Annie Lyons 'a humorous, lighthearted read' - Fiona's Book Reviews on Not Quite Perfect 'A great...
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