β Scribed by Clare Lydon
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Ready or not, here comes romance...
Photographer Heidi Hughes has been single since her daughter was born. But now Maya's walking and talking, she's ready to meet someone who's happy with her cute-but-chaotic extra.
Eden Price's world is all about order and precision: in her job, her home, her friendships. A PR guru, she's designed her life to run like clockwork.
At least she had, until the universe decided she needed to meet Heidi. Now, Eden's not sure of much, because Heidi is everything she didn't want, but now categorically does. Can the family-phobic singleton really be falling for the single mum?
Book six in the London Romance series features cats, kids and calamity, along with chocolate spread exactly where you want it. Clare Lydon has done it again with another glittering and hilarious romantic comedy!
Strap in for the latest feel-good, laugh-out-loud London adventure!
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