Forty-Love in Positano
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Forty-Love in Positano
Narrated by:
Robertson Tait
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Narrated by:
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Robertson Tait
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Robertson Tait
About this listen
A delicious short listen and escape to the Amalfi Coast.
Turning 40 is a wake-up call for Hazel. All her friends are united in their pity and concern for her single state. It's now or never, girl! She's still attractive, but a tragedy in her past has marred her life, and now, her romantic prospects are dimmer than ever.
When a fascinating stranger makes advances, Hazel is skeptical but intrigued. Jeffrey is handsome and suave, worldly, wise, and definitely well-heeled. He seems to be the perfect gentleman, but he may just be too good to be true.
©2017 Gordon Black (P)2019 Gordon Black
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