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    Audiobook7 hours

    Foolish

    Written by Anna Black

    Narrated by Lynnette Freeman

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    After building her life and watching it fall down around her, November finally seems to have broken her bad luck streak when she meets Tracy Stone. But when his true personality comes to light, can November find her happy ending? November is on the right track to success, and she looks forward to living the lifestyle she always dreamed she'd have as an advertising agent. After suffering through countless roommates and ending up in and out of her parents' home while in school, her dream condo is within her grasp; but a few weeks before closing, she totals her car. She is sure bad luck has returned to her life, until she meets Tracy Stone, who offers her a solution. That offer leads to a whirlwind romance that takes November by surprise. Charming, dark, handsome, and well-off, Tracy seems to be the perfect man, until he reveals himself to be a little more jealous and controlling than November would like. Excusing his behavior as deep love for her, she marries him, only to learn that this tall, dark, and handsome guy has some demons that could eventually ruin their marriage and derail her happily-ever-after for good.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRecorded Books, Inc.
    Release dateJan 30, 2018
    ISBN9781501987380

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    • 5/5
      This was a cute novel. This kept me interested. A good read
    • 4/5
      I liked the story but the narrator was not good her voice sounded like Susie Carmichael from the rug rats. If you can get passed her voice then you will enjoy the story