The Perfect Passion Company
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Amy Alexander
About this listen
The Perfect Passion Dating Company at No. 24 Mouse Lane in Edinburgh's New Town is run by Katie Donald who has an innate instinct for bringing people together. She has developed a skill for finding out what it is that people really want. Along the way, Katie learns profound lessons about her own desires as she works at better understanding others. Although Katie has little in the way of direct experience, with the help of her amiable and handsome office neighbour William Kidd, she soon finds herself making matches for the lonely hearts tired of meeting online – and who want a more personal touch.
For fans of Alexander McCall Smith's many beloved series and romantic standalone novels, The Perfect Passion Company shows him at his most perceptive, playful, and generous. In the way that only McCall Smith can, this novel offers a glimpse inside the psychology of matchmaking, the search for love and companionship, and the mysterious spark of attraction that can, at times, catch hold of us all.
©2024 Alexander McCall Smith (P)2024 Birlinn LtdWhat listeners say about The Perfect Passion Company
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- Janice Meyer
- 12-07-2024
Lovely story as always.
Some of the narration was a bit irritating but other than that it was a delightful book that I enjoyed very much.
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- Merilyn
- 31-03-2024
Great story, didn't like the narrator
I love everything Alexander McCall Smith writes and this story is no exception. But I can't recommend this recording because the way it is read is, well, disappointing. Every female character has a high squeaky singsong voice, and every male character is read in the same register. The narrator's Australian accent is OK, but I really wish she'd learned how to pronounce Melbourne properly as it just made the whole thing seem as poorly considered as the other voices felt. Get a different one of AMS's books.
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