If The Dress Fits

If The Dress Fits

<p>‘If you are looking for a heartwarming book to put a smile on your face, look no further!’ <em>– Portobello Book Blog</em></p><h2>The only romance novel you need this summer, perfect for fans of Jane Linfoot, Caroline Roberts and Debbie Johnson!</h2><p><strong>She might be the most famous person in the country, but no one even knows her name…</strong></p><p>Callie’s exquisite, glittering silk gown has been shortlisted for the celebrity wedding of the year. But just as all her dreams are coming true, disaster strikes!</p><p>Leaving behind the bright lights of London, Callie is forced to return home to sleepy Althorpe. And there’s one man she hopes to avoid – the childhood sweetheart who turned her life upside down. But now she’s back, is it finally time to stop running?</p><p>Yet, as Callie faces her past, a Cinderella-like hunt begins for that perfect, pearl-embroidered dress, mysteriously submitted without a name…</p><h2>What reviewers are saying about <em>If the Dress Fits</em></h2><p>‘It’s the <strong>perfect book for curling up with in the summer sunshine</strong> with a tasty drink by your side.’ – <em>Kim Feasey (Goodreads)</em></p><p>‘Sometimes you just want to kick back with a book that will <strong>make you smile</strong>!’ <em>– Gena DeBardelaben (NetGalley)</em></p><p>‘Who doesn’t love <strong>a twist on a Cinderella story</strong>? This is a definite<strong> feel good beach read</strong> for the summer.’ – <em>Jennifer Coleman (NetGalley)</em></p><p>‘[Daisy] James has a nice writing style that <strong>wraps you in and sends you forward hoping for the happy ending</strong> you're pretty – but not 100 percent – sure is going to happen.’ <em>– Kathleen Gray (Goodreads)</em></p><p>‘<strong>Highly recommended.</strong>’ <em>– The Well-Read Pirate Queen</em></p><p>‘<strong>Sweet, warm and lovely.</strong>’ <em>– For the Love of Books</em></p><p>‘I could read so much more about all of these beautiful, fun, sweet people and not get bored… <strong>I really loved this book.</strong>’ <em>– Mel Addyman (NetGalley)</em></p>