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    You’ll Find Me in Manhattan
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    You’ll Find Me in Manhattan

    By Jill Knapp

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    "Searching for a new Carrie Bradshaw who's on the hunt for her very own Mr. Darcy? You will want to curl up with What Happens To Men When They Move To Manhattan and fall in love all over again. With men, Manhattan and yourself." – Shiri Appleby, Actress

    The third and final book in Jill Knapp’s series about love and romance in New York City. Follow Amalia Hastings as she dates her way around the city that never sleeps…

    Amalia and Olivia have found themselves at a crossroads. Their last year in their Master's program at NYU is proving to be a trying one, and on top of that, Olivia has to balance planning a wedding AND managing the unwanted input of her estranged mother – who doesn’t even like her fiancé!

    Meanwhile, Amalia finds herself feeling more lost than ever as graduation approaches and her classmates begin making plans for next year. Still torn between Michael and Hayden, she finally makes a decision – but one that that will either box her in, leaving her always wanting more out of life, or finally breaking free to find the happiness and stability she's always needed.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins UK
    Release dateOct 22, 2015
    ISBN9780007594696
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    You’ll Find Me in Manhattan
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    Jill Knapp

    Jill Knapp, a native New Yorker, is a former Professor of Psychology .She holds a Graduate Degree from The New School for Social Research in Manhattan hoping to become a Neuro-Psychologist. But creating stories has always been her true love. After a few years of writing for The Huffington Post, she wanted to branch out and began writing for other publications. Her next goal is to publish another novel. Jill now lives in the Southern part of The State with the cutest dogs you’ve ever seen!

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