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Thursday, February 10, 2011

Charming Dave blurb

Ainslie Logan is the worst waitress in the world. A displaced, former trophy wife from the south, she's barely supporting herself and her three children working as a waitress in a popular sports bar north of Boston. Dave Mason is a high school principal who spends a lot of time in that local watering hole.

Due to Ainslie's lack of skill, Dave’s more than once ended up wearing his meal instead of eating it. She’s not his favorite person; she thinks he's a stuck-up jerk with an attitude. When her kids come to his attention during some bullying problems, he changes his opinion pretty quickly when he sees what a great mom she is.

Dave has been waiting for the one woman he can fall in love with and that woman is Ainslie. Ainslie is cautious, due to her rat fink, stinker ,jailbird of an ex-husband. She also has her children to consider, who are having problems adjusting. So while she’s very attracted to Dave, she fights falling in love with him.

When Dave pulls out all the stops to woo and win over Ainslie (and her kids) in a way that would make Cinderella swoon, she learns that yes, she can love again.

Friday, February 4, 2011

Concert Tonight!

The Finger Lakes Women's Chorale will present an eclectic program entitled "Journeys."
Come on down to the Community School of Arts and check us out. 8 PM in the third floor performance space!

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Authors I Love

Let's talk about favorite authors. I'll start this off with Tami Hoag.

I fell in love with the romantic comedies she wrote for Bantam's Loveswept line. I glommed every single one of them I could find. Quirky, yet real characters, fun settings and I loved the way they all shared the same universe.

When she started moving into romantic suspense and single titles, she still drew from the Loveswept universe. I followed her as she moved away from romance into straight suspense and I've never looked back. I don't normally read suspense but I make an exception for Tami Hoag. Her latest book is one of the best I've ever read and I hope she writes more stories in this 80's setting.