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Just Haven’t Met You Yet (2021)

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A romantic comedy that is warm, intelligent, and witty.

Laura, a hopeless romantic and lifestyle writer, is having a difficult time on her professional vacation to the Channel Islands. She had an awkward run-in with the most handsome man she has ever seen in person before realizing she has the incorrect bag after checking into her hotel.

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Its captivating contents, each of which excites her more and more, are the only solace she has. It’s obvious that Laura’s ideal boyfriend is the owner of this bag. She only needs to locate him at this point.

“A New York Times bestselling author returns with a joyful and amusing story that wonders, what if you picked up the wrong bag and fell head over heels for its mystery owner?”

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Furthermore, given that she is attempting to write an essay on her parents’ romance, what are the chances that she will meet The One on the same island where they first met and fell in love? Her greatest chance of finding the owner of the mysterious bag and following in her parent’s footsteps appears to be to hire grumpy cab driver Ted to take her around. However, when she searches for her mystery suitor and learns about family secrets, Laura may need to reconsider the life and love she had previously imagined.

Just Haven't Met You Yet (2021) by Sophie Cousens

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