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It Takes a Hero

The Danvers, Book 4

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It Takes a Hero

By: Elizabeth Boyle
Narrated by: Susan Duerden
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Rebecca will have to take a page from her own book to keep the dashing Rafe Danvers from spoiling her success.

But how does one play hard-to-get with a man one cannot resist?

Rebecca Tate never intended to cause a revolution with her notoriously popular Miss Darby novels, merely to earn enough to support herself and her ailing uncle. But now it seems every eligible debutante in London is emulating her spunky heroine and refusing to marry...ever! Still, Rebecca's enjoying her newfound success as Miss Darby's anonymous creator, and she's not about to let anyone interfere - not even the rakishly appealing Raphael Danvers.

Having survived the perils of war and espionage, Rafe is less than thrilled by a disgruntled society matron's wish that he unmask the unknown author and halt the scandalous scribblings. The assignment becomes more attractive, however, when the trail leads to the enticing Miss Tate. Suddenly the dashing adventurer can't get enough of the charming troublemaker - and her resorting to some rather Darbyesque trickery to distract him serves only to intensify his desire. But will a rogue's determined pursuit result in a happy romantic ending...or lead them both into a dangerous intrigue?

©2004 Elizabeth Boyle (P)2020 Tantor
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Not for me. - too silly by half

Full of silly girls/women in a novel I could find no flow to. Story seemed all over the place, leaving me having to go back and check that the story had changed to another scene without any clear definition. Plot might have started out as an ok one but veered of into extreme silliness. Also annoying was the constant quotes from the ‘Miss Darby novels’. Far too many and in that silly childish voice. Take those out and there’s not a lot left. I’m obviously on a completely different planet to the author.

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