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Hate Notes

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Alles passiert aus einem bestimmten Grund Reed Eastwood ist arrogant, zynisch und fordernd. Niemand weiß das besser als seine Assistentin Charlotte Darling. Und doch ist sie sich sicher, dass er auch eine andere Seite hat, denn der romantische Liebesbrief, den sie zufällig gefunden hat, stammt von ihm. Deshalb versucht sie jeden Tag, seine Fassade zum Einsturz zu bringen. Doch Reed hat ein Geheimnis, das eine Liebe zwischen ihnen unmöglich macht. Und so tut er alles, um Charlotte auf Abstand zu halten - und scheitert dabei kläglich ...
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    • AudioFile Magazine
      Narrator Lynn Barrington delights in Charlotte Darling's unconventional New York City romance. When Charlotte finds a passionate love note in a secondhand wedding dress made of pink feathers, she tracks down the man who wrote it--her new boss. Upscale real estate agent Reed Eastwood is portrayed by Sebastian York. For reasons unknown to Charlotte, Reed is now a cynical, disillusioned man who writes Charlotte only "hate notes." Barrington presents a lively, irreverent heroine who is up for anything and hoping for everything. She has good control of the awkward meet-cute scene, capturing all its humor. As Reed, York varies his emphasis to create a suave edge, conversational rhythm, and wry humor, making him a flawed yet romantic love interest. An enjoyable, seamless listen. C.A. © AudioFile 2019, Portland, Maine
    • Publisher's Weekly

      September 3, 2018
      Keeland and Ward double team on this sweet, funny contemporary that begins with a couple of unhappily ever afters. Unemployed 20-something Charlotte Darling, strapped for cash, decides to sell her unused wedding gown. But at the consignment shop, she swaps it for another, unable to resist the other dress’s feathers or the romantic note stitched into its lining. The man whose name is embossed on the note’s blue paper is Manhattan real estate broker Reed Eastland, and Charlotte claims to be a wealthy dog surfing instructor so he’ll show her a $12 million Upper West Side apartment. Reed is super sexy, but when he discovers Charlotte’s a phony, he’s scathing. Sobbing in a public restroom, Charlotte is comforted by a sympathetic stranger who offers her a job. In a stroke of deus ex machina, the stranger is Reed’s grandmother, and the job is being his personal assistant. The subsequent push-pull of their professional relationship and deep attraction is alternately woebegone and sunny, making for excellent escapist fodder. Agent: Kimberly Brower, Brower Literary & Management.

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