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    A Girl Called London: London Romance, #3
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    A Girl Called London: London Romance, #3

    By Clare Lydon

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    Can Love Lift Them Up Where They Belong?

     

    Life's got a wicked sense of humour, and it's about to play its funniest trick yet on Tanya Grant. High-flying and ready to soar, Tanya's wings are clipped when her gran passes, leaving her dog, Delilah, along with more baggage than a 747.

     

    Enter Sophie London, dog walker extraordinaire and self-appointed love sceptic. After being roasted in love's flames before, Sophie's heart is in lockdown. But life, much like Delilah, has a way of pulling you in unexpected directions. When Sophie and Tanya's paths cross, it's more than leashes that get tangled. A tense road trip undoes them. But then a new journey appears, and it's about to rewrite the story of their lives.

     

    If you like your romance served with a side of laughter and a sprinkling of canine capers, book three in the London Romance series is for you. Join Tanya & Sophie as they take the road less travelled that might lead exactly where they want.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCustard Books
    Release dateJun 25, 2017
    ISBN9781912019540
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