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WEDDING DRESS
FOR SALE
Size 7, never worn. It's a masterpiece. He wasn't. Call Annie at 555–7255.
After breaking her fourth engagement, Annie Jamison had a mountain of debts, a heal of white lace and a shoe box full of mementos. Why not sell the dress? She obviously wasn't destined to wear it anyway! But when the Bargain Shopper switched her phone number with an ad for a vintage truck, Annie had some choice words for the conceited oaf who called himself The Pick–Up Man.
In the flesh, Mr. Pick–Up was gorgeous, sexy, with a body to die for. Unfortunately, he was also her first ex–fiancé the only man she truly ever loved. Oh, and one small thing: He wanted to buy the dress for another woman!
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One of six children, Pamela was born and raised in Minnesota and often uses the Midwest as a setting for her books. She believes there's something special about the region that makes it the perfect setting for stories about love and family. It's also the place where she fell in love with her real-life hero, her husband, Gerr.Pamela and her husband spend much of their recreational time in the lakes region of northern Minnesota. They enjoy roasting marshmallows over an open fire and listening to the call of the loons in the summer, and in the winter they trek through the woods on snowshoes and fish through a hole in the ice. Is it romantic? Ask a Minnesotan and you'll likely get the answer, "You betcha!" says Pamela, who treasures those moments up north.Since selling her first romance in 1986, Pamela Bauer has gained fans around the world for her heartwarming stories about love and family relationships. She has written over twenty books and plans to continue to write stories about people falling in love and living happily ever after. She hopes that when you read one of her books you'll smile and maybe even laugh out loud, but more important, when you've finished the story you'll feel good - about families, about life, and about love. Pamela and her husband live in a small community just northwest of Minneapolis. They have two children, Amy and Aaron, and a bichon-poo that thinks he's human.