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All About Love

A Cynster Novel

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All About Love

By: Stephanie Laurens
Narrated by: Simon Prebble
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 All About Love continues USA Today best-selling author Stephanie Laurens' Bar Cynster series.

Determined to escape the matchmaking skills of London society, Alasdair Cynster - better known as Lucifer - heads for the English countryside. But his flight from London leads him straight to Phyllida Tallent, a beautiful, strong-willed young woman who is as equally determined as he is to remain unmarried.

Savor another Cynster novel.©2001 Savdek Management Proprietory Ltd. (P)2002 Recorded Books, LLC Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Regency Regency Romance Romance England

Critic reviews

"Phyllida and Lucifer are rich, engaging characters, and Laurens's writing shines." ( Publishers Weekly)
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I really did not know what to expect and I was happily surprised with its story and the author storytelling. Loved it

Sensuality done right

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This was by far the best of the Bar Cynster books, with a clear, well thought out storyline. Didn’t guess the villain till the end and no pointless hookups. Intimate scenes still overly dramatic and lengthy but I now know to skip the selling breasts and “evocative touches”.
Would recommend

Spellbinding storyline

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The hero and heroine are based on the same lines as most of her books. Powerful dominating male, independent strong minded woman. Except this one is stupid, knowing she has a killed after her, she does everything in her power to get killed. All in the name of her independents. I found it extremely frustrating and thankfully most women are not so conceited. However her stupidity kept the story going and brought in other characters
The narrator is good at the "double entendre", which is important is a book like this.

Good story, stupid heroine.

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