Mounted and Hung — Andrene Low

If you'd like to read this book on your Kindle, it's available under the new title/cover of Brush With Fame.

Jennie's life has always been planned to the nth degree, but no amount of planning could have prepared her for losing someone she loved. Someone she'd planned on spending the rest of her life with. She'd grieved, according to plan, and moving on. Actually, travelling to England was a hangover from Plan A. An addendum. A sub-clause she couldn't let go of. It's what Steve would have wanted. Wasn't it? She and her best friend, Samantha, had had an interesting time in Australia, and now they're in London, things are sure to get even more exciting. For one thing Jennie falls back on her long-ignored artistic talents as a means of making money. Painting portraits of the spoiled mutts Sam is making outfits for pays really well. Things are still going according to plan, at least in spirit, until she runs into Rupert Smythe-Brown, a Hooray Henry who's missing a chin. Then any guidelines, addendums and sub-clause, paragraph 3.4s are thrown out the window. From being someone who's always backed away from confrontation, Jennie turns feral, with hilarious results. And then there's Mark, who doesn't know when to quit. Jennie hadn't planned on him at all.