Hester Browne

Entreated by her grandmother to help reform playboy Prince Nicolas, girlfriend-for-hire Melissa is supported in her endeavor by her fianc, but finds the task more daunting than anticipated when her client changes her romantic perspectives in unexpected ways. By the author of The Little Lady Agency. 75,000 first printing.

The Little Lady Agency and the Prince

Three words sum up my feelings about this book: I. Loved. It.

The End.

2/1/11: Naturally I had to read this again too. Finished on 2/7/11. Loved even more the second time around.

Kourtney

** spoiler alert **
           Out of the three books, the first one is still light years better than the last 2 of the series. This book redeems the series slightly after the disaster known as the second book, Little Lady Big Apple, but it did not meet the quality of the original Little Lady Agency story.

At least in this book Melissa finally stands up to her family, ditches the annoying fiance, and starts to realize she doesn't need Honey to survive (although this wasn't until the last 2 pages of the story...after 398 of them it seems long overdue). The ending was just too storybook for my liking.

This series, I would take say take it or leave it. I would recommend reading the first one and then stopping there.

Entreated by her grandmother to help reform playboy Prince Nicolas, girlfriend-for-hire Melissa is supported in her endeavor by her fiancé, but finds the task more daunting than anticipated when her client changes her romantic perspectives in unexpected ways. By the author of The Little Lady Agency. Reprint.

The Little Lady Agency and the Prince

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