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Rules for Dating a Romantic Hero | Harriet Evans

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From international favorite and bestseller Harriet Evans, the charming sequel to beloved novel A Hopeless Romantic that asks the question: Do you believe in happy endings? Laura Foster used to be a hopeless romantic. She was obsessed with meeting her own Prince Charming until she grew up and realized real life doesn’t work like that. Then she met Nick. A romantic hero straight from a fairytale, with a grand country estate and a family tree to match. They’ve been together four years now and Laura knows that what really matters is the two of them, not everything else around them. She can’t imagine ever loving anyone the way she loves Nick. Now, though, people are openly asking when they’ll hear wedding bells, and Nick is keeping secrets from Laura. She’s starting to feel she might not be ‘good enough’ for his family. Can an ordinary girl like Laura make it work with one of the most eligible men in the country?

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Rules for Dating a Romantic Hero | Harriet Evans

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Low expectations as I don't usually read chick lit but thought it might be an easy Sunday read. Still managed to disappoint me though. The main character was not likeable at all. Actually a sequel that works as a standalone but maybe you need to read the first to better understand the characters.