New Release: FOR SALE: WEDDING DRESS. NEVER USED

Eve chose ministry over marriage, thanks to: 

Andy, her college sweetheart with a domineering mother, and vague plans for their future.

(She bought the dress for Andy, but it didn't suit him any more than it suited her.)

Charles, who she didn’t even know she was dating on the rebound. 

Mason, the loony who "bought" her from her bully cousin. 

Nathan, the ex-Marine who started out pretending to be her boyfriend just to "protect" her from an unwanted suitor.

(Or at least, she thought she didn't want him...)

Real love didn't come back into her life until AFTER she decided to finally sell the dress, and let go of that particular dream. 

Who says God doesn’t have a sense of humor?

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New Release: FOR SALE: WEDDING DRESS. NEVER USED

Now available from Mt. Zion Ridge Press

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This one is part romance, party chic-lit, part snark, part comedy in places and part ... well, I can't say semi-autobiographical, because that kind of indicates at least half of it is real.

And it isn't.

Yes, I have a wedding dress in my attic, unused, bought for a wedding that never took place, after I broke up with my college boyfriend/fiance.
Yes, there was a guy who broke up with me because he claimed I was trying to "convert" him. Umm, I'm totally against missionary dating, if you know what I mean!
Yes, the chairs were "kidnapped" and held for ransom on my college campus -- but they were stolen from the cafeteria and the payment was Iowa pork chops for dinner -- in the story, the chairs were stolen from the chapel and the ransom demand was pizza.
Yes, gerbils were dropped by garbage bag parachutes through a hole in the ceiling in the middle of a college chapel.

Everything else, in Eve's story of all her disaster relationships and trying several times to get rid of a dress she was never going to use ... is entirely fictional!

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More about this book later in the week!!