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Title: A Single Rose
Author: Barbara Delinsky
Narrator: Coleen Marlo
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 2 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-19-12
Publisher: Dreamscape Media, LLC
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Matchmaking comes as easily to Victoria Lesser as breathing. Then two of the couples she has brought together decide to turn the tables, and set up a match for her with a treasure-seeking professor who's sailing to Costa Rica. Usually fearless, the intrepid Victoria gets cold feet, and talks her niece, Shaye, into coming with her. The professor shows a little caution, too - he's brought along his nephew, Noah. As the four of them head for their exotic destination, sparks fly between Shaye and Noah, and the older couple can't help but fan the flames.
Members Reviews:
Five Stars
Like the author's work. Good read. Interesting characters. Would recommend.
A Single Rose
Definitely not the best Ms. Delinsky has to offer. I believe this book was originally published in 1987, and compared to her recent books, "Lake News" or "The Vineyard", "A Single Rose" is shallow, has no real story line or development of characters, and has the most lame dialogue I have ever read. Would suggest you not buy this book.
A Single Rose
Definitely not the best Ms. Delinsky has to offer. I believe this book was originally published in 1987, and compared to her recent books, "Lake News" or "The Vineyard", "A Single Rose" is shallow, has no real story line or deveopment of characters, and has the most lame dialogue I have ever read. Would suggest you not buy this book.
This May Be An Old Barbara Delisnky Book But That DOESN'T make It A Bad Book! It's Good!
I listened to the audio cassette recording of Barbara Delinsky's book A Single Rose and I liked it. The characters Shaye and Noah were good and I liked the romance and the adventure on the boat.
A Single Rose - brilliant
This book is wonderful read again and again - the heroine has a strong willed temperament matched by the male arrogance, and the supporting characters are hilarious.
Strongly recommend this book - could not put it down.
Regards P.Brown
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Title: A Single Rose
Author: Barbara Delinsky
Narrator: Coleen Marlo
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 2 mins
Language: English
Release date: 06-19-12
Publisher: Dreamscape Media, LLC
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Romance, Contemporary
Publisher's Summary:
Matchmaking comes as easily to Victoria Lesser as breathing. Then two of the couples she has brought together decide to turn the tables, and set up a match for her with a treasure-seeking professor who's sailing to Costa Rica. Usually fearless, the intrepid Victoria gets cold feet, and talks her niece, Shaye, into coming with her. The professor shows a little caution, too - he's brought along his nephew, Noah. As the four of them head for their exotic destination, sparks fly between Shaye and Noah, and the older couple can't help but fan the flames.
Members Reviews:
Five Stars
Like the author's work. Good read. Interesting characters. Would recommend.
A Single Rose
Definitely not the best Ms. Delinsky has to offer. I believe this book was originally published in 1987, and compared to her recent books, "Lake News" or "The Vineyard", "A Single Rose" is shallow, has no real story line or development of characters, and has the most lame dialogue I have ever read. Would suggest you not buy this book.
A Single Rose
Definitely not the best Ms. Delinsky has to offer. I believe this book was originally published in 1987, and compared to her recent books, "Lake News" or "The Vineyard", "A Single Rose" is shallow, has no real story line or deveopment of characters, and has the most lame dialogue I have ever read. Would suggest you not buy this book.
This May Be An Old Barbara Delisnky Book But That DOESN'T make It A Bad Book! It's Good!
I listened to the audio cassette recording of Barbara Delinsky's book A Single Rose and I liked it. The characters Shaye and Noah were good and I liked the romance and the adventure on the boat.
A Single Rose - brilliant
This book is wonderful read again and again - the heroine has a strong willed temperament matched by the male arrogance, and the supporting characters are hilarious.
Strongly recommend this book - could not put it down.
Regards P.Brown