The Perfect Hero (Austen Addicts)

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Have not been able to put this novel down! A lovely story brought to life with characters you want to meet. Loved every page. Reader review

The sparkling follow-up to A Weekend with Mr Darcy from Victoria Connelly set to become the Richard Curtis of the chick-lit world!
Die-hard romantic, Kay Ashton, uses her inheritance to open a B&B in the seaside town of Lyme Regis and is dumbstruck when the cast and crew of a new production of Persuasion descend, needing a place to stay. Kay can't believe her luck especially when she realises that heart throb actor Oli Wade Owen will be sleeping under her very own roof!

Meanwhile, co-star Gemma Reilly is worried that her acting isn't up to scratch, despite landing a plum role. She finds a sympathetic ear in shy producer, Adam Craig, who is as baffled by the film world as she is. Kay thinks the two are meant for each other and can't resist a spot of matchmaking.

Then, when Oli turns his trademark charm on Kay, it seems that she has found her real-life hero. But do heroes really exist

Featuring a cast of characters that could have stepped out of a Jane Austen novel, this is the perfect read for fans of Katie Fforde and Alexandra Potter.

Readers are in love with The Perfect Hero:
Another fantastic read by Victoria. Curl up on the sofa and enjoy. Get lost in the scenery, the romance! Just read it. Reader review, 5 stars

I loved this. Buy it. It's worth it and then some. Reader review

Love Easy read, but oh so engrossing. Reader review

Excellent I could just imagine the scene of each page I turned I couldn't put the book down, I just had to find out what happened next ! Definitely a 5 star rating. Reader review

Great storyline especially if you are a Jane Austen fan. The Austen connection is brill but it would still be a good read for non Austen fans. A lovely easy to read romance novel. Reader review

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Praise for Victoria Connelly:

'Sunshine on a rainy day.' Lisa Jewell

'Victoria writes with a deliciously light touch and joyous enthusiasm.' Fiona Walker

Great fun. Andrew Davies, screenwriter of BBC series Pride and Prejudice

Author Bio

Victoria Connelly was brought up in Norfolk and studied English literature at Worcester University before becoming a teacher in North Yorkshire. After getting married in a medieval castle and living in London for eleven years, she moved to rural Suffolk with her artist husband and ever-increasing family of animals. She has three novels published in Germany and the first, Flights of Angels, was made into a film. Victoria and her husband flew out to Berlin to see it being filmed and got to be extras in it. Victoria is a member of the Romantic Novelists' Association and has a short story called Mummies and Daddies - set in the mummy rooms of the British Museum - in their 50th anniversary anthology, Loves Me, Loves Me Not.