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Rules for Dating a Romantic Hero

By: Harriet Evans
Narrated by: Tara Ward
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Laura Foster used to be a hopeless romantic, until she grew up and faced reality. Then she met Nick. A romantic hero straight from a fairytale, with a grand country estate.

But now they’ve been together four years, people are asking when they’ll hear wedding bells, and Nick is keeping secrets. Can an ordinary girl like Laura make it work with one of the most eligible men in the country?

©2013 Harriet Evans (P)2013 W F Howes Ltd Anthologies Anthologies & Short Stories Family Life Fiction Genre Fiction Romance Short Stories Women's Fiction

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I really didn’t like the way this was read with the reader adopting an odd gruff tome when the men spoke. I don’t know really how it could have been different but the way it was done made it rather unconvincing. I listened to this because it was a book choice but am now ordering the written version because I think the story might be more convincing if I can ‘hear’ the male voices rather than the ‘pretend’ gruffness.

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