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The Tourist of Zenda

A Royal Romantic Comedy

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The Tourist of Zenda

By: Christine Merrill
Narrated by: Rachael West
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The peaceful country of Seravano is best known for its spotted goats, and the impending royal wedding between Crown Prince Paolo Zara and the beautiful but flighty actress, Sylphine Jones. But when Sylphine gets two black eyes a week before the wedding, the prince needs to find a stand in for the engagement documentary. Enter Dana Miller, unsuspecting American tourist and a dead ringer for Sylphine. Dana wanted a romantic European adventure. She's about to get more than she bargained for.

©2011 Christine Merrill (P)2013 Christine Merrill Contemporary Contemporary Romance Literature & Fiction Romance Romantic Comedy Comedy Royalty Funny Feel-Good
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Is there anything you would change about this book?

This book at its heart is a decent story with the potential to be great. Unfortunately it was rushed and skipped over so many vital parts that would have given the book what it needs to be truly wonderful.

What was most disappointing about Christine Merrill’s story?

To many parts were rushed. It went from A to Z in the blink of an eye. It's like the author accidentally left out the entire middle part of the book. They literally went from meeting to I love you in the blink of an eye.

Do you think The Tourist of Zenda needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?

No. They really should put forth the effort to make this particular book a whole story not just a glimpse into one.

So much wasted potential

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Hard to follow, characters not that well defined. Ending very abrupt. Would get a second book by this author.

Hard to get into and follow

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