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True Love at the Lonely Hearts Bookshop
- Narrado por: Laura Kirman
- Duração: 10 horas e 23 minutos
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Sinopse
It's a truth universally acknowledged that a single woman in possession of a good job, four bossy sisters and a needy cat must also have want of her one true love. Or is it?
Another delightful novel from the author of The Little Bookshop of Lonely Hearts. Perfect for fans of Lucy Diamond and Jenny Colgan
Verity Love – Jane Austen fangirl and an introvert in a world of extroverts – is perfectly happy on her own (thank you very much), and her fictional boyfriend Peter is very useful for getting her out of unwanted social events. But when a case of mistaken identity forces her to introduce a perfect stranger as her boyfriend, Verity’s life suddenly becomes much more complicated.
Johnny could also use a fictional girlfriend. Against Verity’s better judgement, he persuades her to partner up for a summer season of weddings, big number birthdays and garden parties, with just one promise – not to fall in love with each other…
Resumo da Crítica
‘Romantic fiction perfection – I totally fell in love!’ Cressida McLaughlin
‘Delightful’ THE SUN
‘A funny, beautiful, cozy little tale… the perfect piece of escapism!’ Cesca (Cescalizziereads)
‘Heart-breakingly funny, warm, and tugs at the heart strings’ Agi (OnMyBookshelf)
Praise for Annie Darling:
‘Sophisticated, romantic, compelling and absolutely charming. A brilliant new addition to the romantic comedy genre, I loved it’ Alex Brown
‘Get ready to fall in love … an instant heart-warmer’ RED
‘A delightful romcom’ PRIMA
‘Completely hilarious and breathtakingly romantic’ Cressida McLaughlin