How To Keep A Husband For 10 Days | By Jessica Hatch
How To Keep A Husband For Ten Days was fun and entertaining, and I finished it one sitting during a 7-hour train ride.
How To Keep A Husband For Ten Days was fun and entertaining, and I finished it one sitting during a 7-hour train ride.
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If you are in search of a book filled with hope, love and a little bit of magic, then Snap Out of It is just the right book for you.
Just for December is the perfect romance to pick up right before the holidays. It is picturesque and has an adorable love story and a little bit of self-growth and self-love.
A White Christmas on Winter Street is a cozy holiday read for people who love holiday reads that showcase the community spirit and warmth of a village just like Middle dip.
Death At the Manor is a spooky gothic thriller that you could consume in a single afternoon. Set in the regency era, it is quite in line with modern sensibilities.
One Night Only has that classic romantic comedy vibe, yet it is relatable in a modern-day dating context. I wouldn’t mind reading it again.
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Mr Nice Guy is a quick romance read. It is kinetic, steamy and has the heart that you look for in a romantic comedy.
The Rebound had quite the wholesome vibe like a Jane Austen novel. It is a witty and charming romance that takes place in an Irish village.