Hannah hates being ‘the CEO dipped in chocolate’. Her desperate need for peace and quiet is further disrupted by some surprising news and a stunning revelation. *This podcast ...

It's an important day at the Met, but Milly can't stop herself from being distracted. She'd better get her act together though, because a big opportunity is about to present itself. ...

Hannah is on her way to Boston for the opening of the new store. She’s having a hard time not thinking about a certain someone. Her visit also doesn’t go exactly as planned… *T...

Milly is on a mission. She has to find Hannah Emsworth and “blow the woman off her socks.” But how exactly is she supposed to do this? *This podcast is supported by the genero...

Hannah is on her way to the patron's recital with Milly. She knows there's no way she can wiggle herself out of this. She's also starting to wonder how much money the foundation is spending on this nonsense...

Milly feels awful after the first dinner with her patron. What if the Emsworth family pulls the grant? Is her future at the Met now at risk? Her singing coach Christine sure seems to think so. *

Hannah’s been trying to forget about her new responsibilities as a patron of the opera. But her mother is about to leave the country and her first dinner appointment with Miss North is tonight. With no clue what to talk about or how to behave, it’s tim...

Milly North soon has to prove herself to the best people in her craft. She follows a strict schedule to make sure she comes prepared. She can't stop wondering about her mysterious benefactor, though. Will Milly be able to impress the woman who - ...

Hannah Emsworth - Leroy has a date...with her mother. She hates their plans for the evening, but still tries to make the best of it. It's only one night after all. What Hannah doesn't know? Tonight's just the beginning...

In this final episode of The Blogger Story, we find out if Emily and Lea drove off into the sunset together. (Note: apparently some of my Dutch slipped into this episode. At one point, I wrote/read 'sugar aunt' which is how we describe a kind person wh...