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    London Ever After
    London Ever After
    London Ever After
    Audiobook8 hours

    London Ever After

    Written by Clare Lydon

    Narrated by Claire Storey

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    About this audiobook

    Amid London’s hustle, an unexpected love story begins…

    Hannah Driver’s life is on the skids: single, newly jobless, and nursing ambitions of becoming a drag king that make her traditional family baulk. She’s at a crossroads.

    Enter Cordy Starling, the charming and composed pianist who moves in with Hannah, and quickly becomes the nudge—or rather, full-on shove—Hannah needs to chase her dreams. The prospect of romance with Cordy twinkles on the horizon like a disco ball, promising glitter but guaranteeing chaos.

    Together, they embark on a jagged journey of self-discovery, dodging family scepticism and their own reservations, as Hannah embraces her new persona, while winning over her toughest critic: herself. When Hannah and Cordy’s world merges with the cast of unforgettable characters from previous stories, it gives everyone the send-off they deserve.

    London Ever After is your ticket to a generous slice of London sapphic life, and also to the party of the year. Grab a cocktail, kick back, and revel in the final story of the London Romance series!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCustard Books
    Release dateMay 4, 2024
    ISBN9781912019427
    London Ever After

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