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A Perfect Match
Francesca Verdant found her prolonged stay in London rather tiresome, and she wasn't particularly impressed with any of the gentlemen she met, especially the one they called "My Lord Perfection". After rudely bumping her at the Chatterington Ball and landing them both in the punch bowl, Andrew Tolland Hansohm was the last person with whom she wanted to cultivate a friendship. Or was it?
319 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1993
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October 9, 2025
I found this one at a local bookstore that sells old books and I’m so glad I stumbled across this! It’s just cute!
I find that most books with the enemies to lovers trope start with them hating each other and then immediately falling in love, this book paced it perfectly! They both hated each other at the start, and then as they kept crossing paths they began to develop feelings, and at the end they realize they’re madly in love!
They’re not much to say honestly, it was just cute and fun!
I find that most books with the enemies to lovers trope start with them hating each other and then immediately falling in love, this book paced it perfectly! They both hated each other at the start, and then as they kept crossing paths they began to develop feelings, and at the end they realize they’re madly in love!
They’re not much to say honestly, it was just cute and fun!
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