Saturday, February 12, 2011

CALL ME IRRESISTIBLE: REVIEW AND GIVEAWAY

GIVEAWAY ENDED
CALL ME IRRESISTIBLE
BY SUSAN ELIZABETH PHILLIPS

ABOUT THE BOOK: 
Call Me Irresistible 
R.S.V.P. to the most riotous wedding of the year . . .
Lucy Jorik is the daughter of a former president of the United States.
Meg Koranda is the offspring of legends.

One of them is about to marry Mr. Irresistible—Ted Beaudine—the favorite son of Wynette, Texas. The other is not happy about it and is determined to save her friend from a mess of heartache.

But even though Meg knows that breaking up her best friend's wedding is the right thing to do, no one else seems to agree. Faster than Lucy can say "I don't," Meg becomes the most hated woman in town—a town she's stuck in with a dead car, an empty wallet, and a very angry bridegroom. Broke, stranded, and without her famous parents at her back, Meg is sure she can survive on her own wits. What's the worst that can happen? Lose her heart to the one and only Mr. Irresistible? Not likely. Not likely at all.

Call Me Irresistible is the book Susan Elizabeth Phillips's readers have long awaited. Ted, better known as "little Teddy," the nine-year-old heartbreak kid from Phillips's first bestseller, Fancy Pants, and as "young Teddy," the hunky new college graduate in Lady Be Good, is all grown up now—along with Lucy from First Lady and Meg from What I Did for Love. They're ready to take center stage in a saucy, funny, and highly addictive tale fans will love.

"Crown Susan Elizabeth Phillips the queen of romantic comedy," raves the McClatchy-Tribune News Service, just one of numerous accolades the beloved New York Times bestselling author has earned in her remarkable career.

For more than three decades, this wise and witty writer has charmed hearts and won the devotion of legions of readers. Now she's back with the book her fans have been demanding—a sassy, sexy, downright irresistible tale of true love Texas-style, featuring gorgeous heartbreaker Ted Beaudine, now grown up and in a heap of romantic trouble all his own.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
I MET MY HUSBAND on a blind date. He was in college at the time, studying engineering. I blush to confess that, as an arty ex-theater major, I wasn’t exactly sure what engineering was. To this day, he reminds me that I asked him if it had anything to do with “fixing toasters.” (Okay, I wasn’t too bright, but I had a good heart.)
I GOT PREGNANT the usual way. Bill and I had been married for two years and wanted to start a family. He was out of town on business the night I went into labor with our first son, but he made it back in time to witness the birth. He was also at my side when our second son was born. Today our boys are grown, and I couldn’t be prouder of them or their families.
I STARTED TO WRITE completely by accident. I taught high school until our oldest son was born, then quit to stay home. In 1976, my husband’s job took us from Ohio to central New Jersey. My best friend Claire lived two doors down the street. Both of us were big readers, reading everything from literary fiction to the newly popular historical romance novels. We loved talking about the books—what we liked, what we didn’t. One day, just for fun, we decided to try to write a book together. For three weeks as we rode our bikes in the evening, with my toddler in the baby seat behind me, we plotted our story. Then we sat down with a yellow pad and began to write.
FOUR HOURS LATER we’d come up with exactly three sentences. We had no idea how to write a book together, but we were getting a good idea how not to do it. Over the course of the next few months, we worked out a system. We’d get together to plot a scene, frequently role-playing dialogue. Claire would take copious notes, carry them to her typewriter, and come up with a rough draft, which she’d give to me. Sometimes I’d just change a sentence here or there. Other times, I’d throw out all of her hard work and start over again. Somehow our friendship survived.
IDIOTS’ LUCK. With only half the manuscript completed, we got the phone number of an editor at Dell Publishing. Sweating bullets, we called her. She was a very nice woman, asked us some questions about our book, and then agreed to see it, even though it wasn’t finished. Unfortunately, she also wanted to see a synopsis. Synopsis? We barely knew what was going to happen in the next chapter, let alone the end of the book. Knees trembling, we ran to the typewriter and came up with something, then spent the next few weeks typing a fresh copy of our manuscript to mail off.
THREE WEEKS LATER the telephone rang. It was the editor. “I’m calling from Dell Publishing. We’ve read your manuscript. We like it. And Dell is prepared to make you an offer.”TO READ THE REST OF SUSAN'S BIO, GO HERE TO HER WEBSITE FOR THE REST!

PRAISE FOR CALL ME IRRESISTIBLE:
“Next to Tracy and Hepburn, nobody does romantic comedy better than Susan Elizabeth Phillips.”
Minneapolis Star Tribune

Susan Elizabeth Phillips writes absolutely splendid women’s fiction. Her books are infused with wit, heart, insight and intelligence. They delight and entertain on every level. A book by Susan Elizabeth Phillips is always a sparkling tonic for the senses.
— Jayne Ann Krentz
 ...Susan Elizabeth Phillips at her very best. Romantic, funny, sexy, and poignant.... If you’re down or busy or distracted, I have the cure: Call Me Irresistible is guaranteed to put a smile on your face. I loved this book.
— Kristin Hannah


MY REVIEW:
Susan Elizabeth Phillips once again draws on her creative talents to craft a memorable love story for her legions of fans in her latest book, CALL ME IRRESISTIBLE.  Phillips gives readers imaginative characters, setting, and dialogue, to revisit characters from some of her previous books and tell about their current lives and situations. The story begins when Lucy Korvick and Ted Beaudine, Mayor of Wynette, Texas, are going to be married. Lucy‘s best friend, Meg Koranda, is in town as a bridesmaid but Meg doesn‘t think Lucy and Ted are really in love. He is a handsome and responsible man who is very popular with all the people in town. So when Meg talks to Lucy about if she is sure Ted is THE ONE, and is this her true love, doubt sets in and Lucy leaves Ted standing literally at the alter.

Everyone is in shock! What could Lucy be thinking? Soon, the consensus is that Meg is the one that made Lucy leave Ted and she becomes persona non gratis to everyone in Wynette.  As a close-knit community, people are upset that she has done this however, secretly, there are several young ladies who now see an opportunity for themselves to be the next Mrs. Beaudine.

As Meg takes the brunt of the town’s ire, she also faces her own situation in that her parents think she should be more responsible and have cut her off. So here Meg is, in Wynette, Texas, with a broken down car and maxed out credit cards. She squares her shoulders and decides to find a job, which is easier said than done, considering the town is so upset with her. However, she finally finds work and also uses her creative talent to make some jewelry that begins to sell locally and bring in some much needed money. In the meantime, Meg also finds herself slowly understanding just what Lucy saw in Ted as he is one IRRESISTIBLE guy! He also has a good head-a handsome head-on his shoulders, which makes the attraction hard to avoid. Things between Ted and Meg begin to click on all cylinders. Now what will the people say? What of Meg who has also had someone really threatening her causing more complications? And where is Lucy in all of this?

The story is an easy and enjoyably entertaining read, for most! My one complaint is that with all the characters that Susan Elizabeth Phillips uses in CALL ME IRRESISTIBLE from her other books, and so much of the main characters’ backgrounds coming from earlier books, you really are lost unless you have read her other books. You CAN read the book but it makes it somewhat puzzling in certain areas because you don’t really have a solid background on the main characters and it isn’t literally given in this book. Not knowing that, I would have liked to have seen more things written from Ted’s point of view so a reader could have understood him and his actions better. Because of this, I have to say CALL ME IRRESISTIBLE isn’t a good “stand alone” novel. HOWEVER! It is a fabulously fun, greatly anticipated read, if you are a fan and have read all of Phillips prior work. In that way, it is easy to see why it is topping best-seller charts all over the place!
GIVEAWAY

THANKS TO CHELSEY AND THE GREAT
FOLKS AT HARPER COLLINS, I HAVE
5, YES, FIVE!!!!, COPIES OF THIS BEST
SELLING BOOK TO GIVE AWAY! I KNOW
YOU WILL WANT TO WIN, SO HERE'S HOW!
--U.S. AND CANADIAN RESIDENTS ONLY
--NO P. O. BOXES
---INCLUDE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS
IN CASE YOU WIN!
--ALL COMMENTS MUST BE SEPARATE TO
COUNT AS MORE THAN ONE!

HOW TO ENTER:

+1 ENTRY: COMMENT ON WHAT YOU READ ABOVE AND SAW IN THE VIDEO THAT MADE YOU WANT TO WIN THIS BOOK

+1 MORE ENTRY: BLOG OR TWEET ABOUT THIS GIVEAWAY AND COME BACK AND LEAVE A LINK THAT I CAN FOLLOW

+1 MORE ENTRY: GO TO SUSAN ELIZABETH PHILLIPS' WEBSITE HERE AND COMMENT ON SOMETHING INTERESTING YOU FOUND THERE. BE SURE AND ENTER THE OTHER CONTESTS WHILE YOU ARE THERE IF YOU'D LIKE!

+1 MORE ENTRY:CHECK OUT THE HARPER COLLINS WEBSITE "FUN STUFF" SECTION FOR THIS BOOK AND AUTHOR AND COME BACK AND COMMENT ON ONE THING YOU LEARNED ABOUT SUSAN ELIZABETH PHILLIPS FROM THERE

GIVEAWAY ENDS AT
6 PM, EST, MARCH 10!
GOOD LUCK! 

142 comments:

Jane said...

I want to read this book because I can't wait to see how Ted has grown up. I like how Susan explains she's given birth to a new book.

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Debs Desk said...

I love Susan Elizabeth Phillips and I think we have all wondered what would happen if we had to break up a friends wedding. Please include me in your giveaway.
Thanks
Debbie
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Jane said...

I found it interesting that Susan started writing by accident. She and her friend just decided to write a book together.

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Jane said...

I learned that Susan's guilty pleasures include food and Eric Dane.

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debbie said...

This is a new author to me. I would like to see what happens, after her friend breaks up her wedding.
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PoCoKat said...

Sounds like a good book even though I haven't read her prior works.

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PoCoKat said...

It is interesting that all of her books are available as ebooks.

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PoCoKat said...

Fun Stuff: Her most embarrassing moment is too embarrassing to post!

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traveler said...

This book would be enjoyable and entertaining.saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com

traveler said...

Her writing career has been so successful and fortunate. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com

traveler said...

She is a very proud mother to her two grown sons. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com

petite said...

This book sounds appealing since it is so unique. rojosho(at)hotmail(dot)com

petite said...

Susan taught school before becoming an author. rojosho(at)hotmail(dot)com

petite said...

She likes healthy veggies and sweets. rojosho(at)hotmail(dot)com

Qandthebooks said...

It just sounds like a great romance story, with edgy likeable characters!

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Kimberly Sue said...

My curiosity is piqued....I really want to know why she decided to break up the wedding!!

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Kimberly Sue said...

I tweeted the giveaway!

http://twitter.com/kdaze10

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Kimberly Sue said...

I went to her site...I'm surprised she has three new releases out! She's been busy!

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Kimberly Sue said...

Went to the Harper Collins website, and I really like her answer about disliking people who hid behind religion and do terrible things...it's so true, and I feel the same way!

Meredith said...

Sounds like an adventure! Not sure I could break up a wedding no matter how bad I think the match is.

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Meredith said...

On her website, I saw that she'll be south of here next month at a reading festival!

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Meredith said...

I like her opinion of Julie and Julia!

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Karen B said...

“Next to Tracy and Hepburn, nobody does romantic comedy better than Susan Elizabeth Phillips.”
—Minneapolis Star Tribune. I'll trust my daily newspaper and add her to my authors list of TBR.
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Karen B said...

FIRST LADY FRUIT COCKTAIL CAKE. I haven't made this type of cake in years - will have to make it soon.

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Karen B said...

Least favorite food - liver. Mine, too!
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Anonymous said...

i am so fascinated by how she actually came to be a writer with her girlfriend down the street. that's girl power.
unfortunately, the video didn' t show up on mu ipad. also, think its interesting that she took characters from other books and brought them together.
this book sounds funny, would love to read.
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Anonymous said...

well,the video popped up on her website and she is hillarious! She could be my friend anyday. one thing we have i common, i also popped out a 9+pound baby.
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Anonymous said...

at harper collins, it was interesting to see all of her fabulous travel photos. also, the fact that she loves healthy vegs and lethally sweet desserts.....my kinda girlfriend.
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Lisa Richards/alterlisa said...

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holdenj said...

I am, of course, partial to the Star-Tribune quote. And I love that she met her husband on a blind date.
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holdenj said...

I do think it's great she holds a contest every month. Her website was easy to navigate too.
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holdenj said...

At the HC website, I learned that Susan doesn't particularly love the book she's reading right now, but loves bugs and Project Runway. How's that for eclectic?
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chey said...

I want to read this book because I want to find out how and what Meg does, stranded on her own.
chey127 at hotmail dot com

Carol N Wong said...

Super duper! Five copies for this giveaway is wonderful!

I read the part about the book and saw the video too. The video is what really got me-she is so doggong funny!!! If her book is half as funny, I know I would love her book.

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Carol N Wong said...

I tweeted:
http://bookinwithbingo.blogspot.com/ Giveaway of 'Call Me Irresistible'.

My Twitter name is Carolee888

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Carol N Wong said...

I like that she helps to promote reading with the organizations,
First Book Program, Teens Alone,
and Books A Go Go.


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Carol N Wong said...

From her "Fun Stuff" she said that her favorite clothing is good fitting jeans. I love jeans too even though I am too short for most of them.


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Unknown said...

I am a follower and email subscriber. Please enter me in contest. I would love to read this book. It sounds really great. I love reading romance novels. Tore923@aol.com

Linda Kish said...

That was the absolute funniest video I have seen in a long time. Loved the ending!. I put her on my list of authors I must start reading.

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Linda Kish said...

I loved the photos of the NETHERLANDS WALKING TRIP

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Linda Kish said...

Not a big fan of liver. Personally, I like it.

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cheryl c said...

I have read other SEP books, and I am eager to read this one. I want to know what happens after Lucy leaves Ted at the altar.

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cheryl c said...

I visited SEP's website and found out she is an art museum "junky."

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cheryl c said...

At Harper Collins I found out she likes spiders!
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rockymountain_brown said...

I'd like to read this because I love a good romantic book!

Connie said...

Hi! I would love to win this book because I enjoy her novels. The story of how she got started was really interesting. Thank you for a excellent giveaway! :)

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littlelatina said...

nice contest

Charleydog said...

I love the "left standing at the altar" scene. I think that is the best punishment for somebody.

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Dearheart said...

This sounds like an awesome book I was told about this book about a month ago and have been waiting to see reviews.. I think her story of how she met her husband was so sweet! I read her sneak peak and watched her video and now am extremely excited to read this book! I really like how she explains how her book came about.. Thanks for the book giveaway!
Sarah aka Dearheart
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Anonymous said...

Its sad she lost her Mom ...condolences to her on that..but she has a GREAT sense of humor and loved how down to earth this lady is..if this book is ANYTHING like her it is going to be wonderful


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thanks for the chance

misskallie2000 said...

I love Susan's books and I have Call Me Irresistible to my wish list.

I loved the video and the ending was so funny. She is a funny lady.

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misskallie2000 said...

Tweeted
http://twitter.com/misskallie2000/status/39189406648762368


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misskallie2000 said...

I loved how she and Claire wrote the first book and got it published. This was awesome.


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misskallie2000 said...

Ireland is her next choice to visit

There are only two of the authors on her Author Connections that I have not read.

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Laura H. said...

I love that this book centers around three characters from previous books. It's very rare that secondary characters get a book of their own if it's not part of a series. Plus I'm a SEP fan!

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Laura H. said...

Tweeted giveaway: http://twitter.com/#!/MamaHendo3/status/39503320871739392

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Laura H. said...

I love to try new recipes and SEP has a list of recipes named after characters in her books that look delicious and I'd like to try.

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Laura H. said...

I learned that her one wish would be "that people would stop hiding behind religion to do unspeakable acts". I couldn't agree more!

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YWLiang said...

Ever since I read Fancy Pants, I've been waiting for lil Ted to grow up and read his story ;)


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YWLiang said...

What I find interesting: Susan Elizabeth Phillips met her husband on a blind date! Sounds bizarre but I wouldn't mind being set up on a blind date... If only, I was 25 years younger. sigh.


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CherylS22 said...

I love that Susan Elizabeth Phillips uses humor in her romance stories. It's nice to break out in laughter once in a while in the middle of a book.
Thanks for the giveaway!
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CherylS22 said...

I loved Susan's new video on her website. I had a good laugh!
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CherylS22 said...

I learned that Susan's greatest love is her family and a dish of homemade caramels!
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Unknown said...

I want to read this book because it sounds like a lot of fun. Does she try to break up her friends wedding and then fall in love with the guy? I want to know what happens. Also, I loved the author's video. She seems really down to earth with a good sense of humor.

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Unknown said...

Just tweeted about this giveaway!
http://twitter.com/#!/christauf4/status/39792617378156544

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CherylS22 said...

FB Fan February Bonus Entry
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Unknown said...

I went to Susan Phillip's website and was looking at her printable book list. I would love to read her first book, Fancy Pants. I also entered her contest for the month!

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Unknown said...

I went to Harper Collins "Fun Stuff" article on this author and found out that she would love to have lunch with Elizabeth Gilbert, who wrote Eat Pray Love. I'm guessing she likes her book? lol.

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Ladytink_534 said...

I want to win this because I love her book Match Me if You Can. Need to read Fancy Pants though.

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Ladytink_534 said...

I love her photos! She visits such interesting places.

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Ladytink_534 said...

I learned that she loves homemade caramels. I'll have to take her some if she ever makes it down here for a signing.

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rubynreba said...

I'd like to read it because it sounds like a fun love story.
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rubynreba said...

Susan's website has bookmarks available if you send a self-addressed stamped envelope.
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MRWriter said...

It sounds like fun but high drama!
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MRWriter said...

Like to read her "It Had To Be You"
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MRWriter said...

She likes spiders and other bugs!
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clynsg said...

It sounds as if this is a rather light-hearted book, and those are ones that I enjoy for quick reading.

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clynsg said...

From her website, I found it interesting that she managed to find a publisher by what she calls 'idiots' luck.'

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clynsg said...

From Harper-Collins, I learned that her least favorite food is liver (which matches mine exactly--even to the toss-up comment).

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Pat L. said...

The teaser sounds v.g. and Susan's books are always so funny. A very long wait in between her books, boo hoo.

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Pat L. said...

I especially loved Kiss An Angel - would have never had thought I would like a book that took place in a circus.

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Pat L. said...

I found out she likes homemade caramels, spiders and bugs - some combo,huh?

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Jolee said...

Ted AND Texas sound interesting to me in this book! :-) joleehamlin [at] comcast [dot] net

Jolee said...

Found out the author's next vacation spot is Ireland. Sounds good to me! :-) joleehamlin [at] comcast [dot] net

Jolee said...

from her website, it's interesting that it takes about 2 years to write a book for her. joleehamlin [at] comcast [dot] net

Karen B said...

"FB Fan February Bonus Entry".
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Anonymous said...

Interesting to hear SEP met her hubby on blind date.

This book sounds great. SEP always makes me laugh.

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Anonymous said...

I also entered Rachel Ray contest.

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Anonymous said...

I also entered Sweet Treats.

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Anonymous said...

Also entered Daisy Bellamy contest.

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Anonymous said...

I do think CMI IS a good standalone book.

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Anonymous said...

I also entered How to Knit a Heart Back Home.

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C said...

This sounds like a great book!
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Unknown said...

I want to read the book, because the video suggests it is humorous.
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Unknown said...

I found Susan's journey to being published interesting.
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Unknown said...

Susan's favorite item of clothing is a great fitting pair of jeans.
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Martha Eskuchen said...

Oh I do want to read Ted's story! I love SEP books. Sorry to hear on the video about her mother, the mouse invasion and the food poisoning. Not that those events are of the same import. Cute video.
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Martha Eskuchen said...

Extra Entry: I visited SEP website and learned she is going to visit Germany in May.
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Martha Eskuchen said...

Extra Entry: I visited the fun stuff at HC. I like that SEP writing rituals include a cup of strong tea, a laptop, and a cozy chair. I can relate to that.

Anonymous said...

Liked reading the storyline, sounds good and sep usually writes very witting stories.

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mamabunny13 said...

I want to read this because I'm curious about all the ways to break up a friends wedding...just in case. lol
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mamabunny13 said...

tweet http://twitter.com/#!/mamabunny13/status/44303079335665664
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mamabunny13 said...

I thought it was interesting to find a recipe section on Susan's webite.
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mamabunny13 said...

I found out that Susan's one wish would be…
that people would stop hiding behind religion to do unspeakable acts.
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Mona said...

Susan is a new author for me but I love humor and wit in novels. Girlfriend relationships can be enriching and, yet,complicated.

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Mona said...

I visited her site and read that she has turned down several offers to turn her books into movies b/c movies made from books seldom resemble the book.

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Mona said...

I read in FUN STUFF that she's a foodie and loves PROJECT RUNWAY, 2 things we have in common.

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Melissa said...

I love her! I think it will be interesting to read about what happen after the friend breaks up the wedding.

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Nickolay said...

I want to win this book because I read her book "Breathing Room" and loved it and would like to see what her other books have to offer


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Nickolay said...

Tweeted

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Nancye said...

I would like to read this book to find out why the wedding was called off. Interesting!

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Nancye said...

Tweet! Tweet!
@NancyeDavis

http://twitter.com/#!/NancyeDavis/status/45616024120328192

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Nancye said...

I learned that Susan used to be a teacher.

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Nancye said...

I learned from the "Fun Stuff" column that Susan likes bugs and spiders. Gross!!

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Anonymous said...

I like this author's work!

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Misusedinnocence said...

I would lvoe to read this, especially with my wedding coming up.

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Misusedinnocence said...

I learned that the author is viisiting Germany at the end of May.

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Misusedinnocence said...

I learned that the author's a worrywart. I can relate to that.

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Unknown said...

It sounds like a great romantic comedy. I want to read about what happens after the friends break up the wedding. garrettsambo@aol.com

Unknown said...

It sounds like a great romantic comedy. I want to read about what happens after the friends break up the wedding. garrettsambo@aol.com

Becky said...

I want ot read this because i like Susan Elizabeth Phillips..she writes great books.

Erin Cook said...

I love how one guy who be irresistible can create a cat fight or chaos among the women

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susansmoaks said...

i would love to win this book because it sounds like a great read
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Roseann K. said...

Sounds like an awesome read. Thanks!

esldiane@gmail.com said...

That she met her hubby on a blind date and didn't know what an engineer did. My hubby was an actuary, and I didn't have a clue what he did.
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/\Heather/\ said...

I want to read this book just to see if I have crappy taste and need therapy. haha!
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/\Heather/\ said...

Tweeted - http://twitter.com/choochoo428/status/45960966961250304
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/\Heather/\ said...

I learned, from SEPs website, that she is a bit of a control freak, at least where book-into-script is concerned.
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/\Heather/\ said...

From the HarperCollins website, I learned that SEP is a terrible worrywart. Aww. Poor dear!
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