Melissa Rommey-Jones is dark haired, slightly chubby, sometimes frumpy, down on herself, out of work and under appreciated. Honey Blennerhesket on the other hand is blond, voluptuous, sexy, intelligent, feisty and in high demand throughout London. Fortunately for Melissa she and Honey are one and the same, unfortunately for Melissa she has yet to realize it. Melissa believes that the blond wig and fancy Agent Provocateur undies turn her into a different person, one that men love to be around. Why else would the handsome and oh-so-grown-up Jonathan Riely want to spend so much of his time with her?
As Melissa's agency takes off Honey becomes in high demand for all of London's not-so-eligible bachelors, however, Jonathan Riley the sexy American divorcee seems to be particularly interested in Honey's...or rather Melissa's services.
I found 'THE LITTLE LADY AGENCY' to be a breath of fresh air compared to all of the Prada and Jimmy Choo filled chick lit floating around these days. While Melissa's family was horrible and her self-esteem issues grew tiresome at times, I thoroughly enjoyed reading about all of Honey's quirky clients and her budding relationship with Jonathan. Also I must admit the book kept me on my toes wondering if Melissa would end up with Nelson, the lovable best friend, or Jonathan, the hard edged estate agent, neither of whom did Browne turn into a cad at any point in the novel.
'THE LITTLE LADY AGENCY' is chick lit at it's finest and well worth reading! Cannot wait for the sequel 'LITTLE LADY, BIG APPLE'!!