I mean, in most of the books I've read so far, the male protagonist is initially arrogant or selfish, but in this one, the male protagonist is completely worthy of admiration.

Afraid she doesn’t see him as anything more than her best friends older brother, he makes it his mission to always be there for her- but only as a friend. From her initial self doubt and lack of confidence to her humor and newfound love for herself, lilly was an incredibly adorable character. If we had been made aware your drink was not to your liking we would have welcomed the opportunity to remake this for you. The problem is that Lilly has feelings for Oliver, it is so problematic that she made it one of her New Year's resolutions to move on from Oliver.Our gorgeous charger plates, cutlery, glassware, linen and napkins come in many colours and we have plenty of matching table centrepieces. Oliva who is Lilly’s best friend's brother is the guy who is reliable, who is always there for Lilly, and someone who never really makes rash decisions, unless it comes to Lilly and for some reason he just can't seem to help himself.

We have been quite short staffed lately and with several new starters, they are still finding their feet and learning. However, this might just change as it is a new year and Lilly has made some resolutions that will help her get her act together.I would recommend “Love, Lilly” to romance readers that aren’t looking for too much spice and like some of the tropes involved—best friend’s brother, fake dating, childhood friends to lovers. Born and raised in Wales, in a sleepy town just outside Cardiff, Grace developed a love of stationery at a very early age. Oliver has always been there for her, willing to come at the drop of a dime can clean up her messes. They helped set up the lights suited to how we visioned and came the same day to pick them up when the event finished.