Does every hero have to be tall, dark, and handsome, or can a quality guy win the girl if he only has two out of three? At six-foot-one, twenty-seven year old art history teacher Ava Morrison of Richmond, Virginia is no starry-eyed romantic. She'd rather live alone than compromise on the specifications for her dream man. Is it really too much to ask to literally look up to her date?
Sparks fly when Ava auditions for a role in the community theater's production of the Shakespeare comedy A Midsummer Night's Dream. Ava feels she has been typecast to play the tall and awkward Helena, and the director who assigned her the role is Troy Burnett, a soccer-playing single father who measures in at a measly five-foot-eight.
When a tall, dark, and handsome visiting English professor begins wooing Ava, Troy has to go the distance to convince Ava that in regard to size, heart matters more than height.
About the Author
Constance Sprague grew up in Virginia, where she won numerous awards from the Virginia Press Association for her columns and critical writing. She left the world of journalism to write novels after deciding that fiction is the only place where a happy ending can be guaranteed. She is a recovering soccer mom, a maniacal gardener, and lives in rural Virginia with her husband and his tractor.
Tall Order is her first published work of fiction.
