Behaving Like Adults
Author: Anna Maxted
Holly runs a dating agency. Up to now she’s had no need of her own services, but, convinced her relationship with her fiancé Nick has staled, she turfs him out and determines to go in pursuit of hearts-and-flowers romance, true love and the soul-mate she has convinced herself must exist.In the meantime, to get back into practice, she accepts a date with the hugely eligible….Read More
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