All the youngsters were ushered into a side room for the service in Windsor, but when they came out Charlotte and George – both circled – seemed to be missing.
All the youngsters were ushered into a side room for the service in Windsor, but when they came out Charlotte and George – both circled – seemed to be missing.
All the youngsters were ushered into a side room for the service in Windsor, but when they came out Charlotte and George – both circled – seemed to be missing.
All the youngsters were ushered into a side room for the service in Windsor, but when they came out Charlotte and George – both circled – seemed to be missing.
All the youngsters were ushered into a side room for the service in Windsor, but when they came out Charlotte and George – both circled – seemed to be missing.
In this fun small-town romance, a Jane Austen fan struggling to find her modern-day Mr. Darcy gets more than she bargained for when she swears off men and adopts an adorable puppy. Dr. Charlotte Rodriguez is single--again--and she blames Jane Austen. She made brooding, aloof men sound oh sodreamy. But after years of failing to find her own Mr. Darcy, Charlotte decides it's time to swear off dating. She's going to lavish all her love and affection on someone who actually deserves it: her new puppy, Bingley. And there's no one better to give her pet advice than her neighbor and coworker George Leneghan. He's quiet and patient and, best of all, way too sweet to ever be her type. But as their friendly banter turns flirty, the unimaginable happens--Charlotte starts catching feelings. Just as Charlotte is trying to untangle what it is she truly wants, George announces he's contemplating a cross-country move. Suddenly, Charlotte wonders if she's kept her soulmate in the friend zone so long that she's entirely missed her chance at a happily ever after. Dear Reader, could it be possible she's had it wrong all this time?
