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Meet Me at the Honeymoon Suite
CHARLOTTE PHILLIPS
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First published in Great Britain by HarperImpulse 2015
Copyright © Charlotte Phillips 2015
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As this is the final book in the series I’d like to take this opportunity to say a massive thank you to my amazing editor Charlotte, who has bailed me out of more head-crashing-on-desk moments in the past five years than I care to think about. Thanks also to all the team at HarperImpulse . With HI anything goes really, in terms of ideas, and that has made writing for them great fun.
Contents
Amy straightened the grey jacket with the pink piping, the standard uniform for the Lavington Hotel, London, still unfamiliar against her skin after only a few days’ wear. She adjusted the name badge pinned to her lapel.
Amy Wilson – Wedding & Events Manager, it said in glossy black letters.
The M-word. How long had she been waiting to have that job title? Years of playing second-fiddle as she worked her way up
