For Love of Liam by Nhys Glover

Riley was a Dolly. Like the sheep, not the child’s toy.

When Dolly the Sheep shot to fame as the first cloned mammal, some local smart alec was the first to call an identical twin a Dolly. The nickname stuck like mud on a wellie, and the overabundance of twins in their picturesque corner of the Yorkshire Dales forever became known as Dollies.
Being a Dolly could have its drawbacks, especially if you were the twin in the shadows, like Riley had always been with hers. Not the least of these drawbacks was dealing with the slew of cast-off men her sister left in her wake.

When her twin sister’s latest jilted boyfriend, an American, turned up in their little village, it was therefore left to Riley to let him down gently. But instead of doing the sensible thing, Riley allowed herself to be caught up in a crazy case of mistaken identity so she could live out her fantasy of being the confident, popular twin. It didn’t hurt that a drop-dead gorgeous billionaire was trying to win her love. Or was that her sister’s love he wanted?