You know the drill: first person to add up author name + heroine’s name + title of book will win a snappy fresh and guaranteed unsullied Smart Bitch Title™.
Seagull loving real estate maven seeks political cartoonist to inspire me to find confidence in myself, and perhaps also the long-nosed creature hiding in your pants, I mean, in your artistic aspirations. You might mock me and my efforts at helping other women in the beginning, but ultimately you’ll inspire me while I inspire you.
Catherine Coulter, Josephina “Duchess” Cochrain, and The Wyndham Legacy?
Nope, that’s not it. Keep guessing.
Nora Roberts, One Man’s Art, Genevieve Grandeau? Okay, I know that’s not right, but Grant’s a cartoonist, at least. Isn’t he? I was just so excited to see one of these posted before the right answer had been guessed.
Nope, that’s not it. Lemme know if you need more hints.
Jonathan Livingston Seagull: Selling or Leasing That Higher Plane of Existence
Sarah, I think we need more hints :D
OK y’all:
- category romance
- American line, I think
- pink paint speckled cover with dude sporting a 70’s porno mustache on the cover. Rwor hot.
At the beginning of the book, the hero and heroine are part of a panel discussion, and someone in the audience makes a crack about man-hating women. The hero asks that the jagoff stand up, but no one does. He says something along the lines, “We didn’t just have chicken for dinner - we have one in our midst.”
I was also going to go for Jonathan Livingston Seagull. Hmmm, and the plot sounded so similar!
Ok I’m going out on a limb. Or maybe a piece of driftwood, who knows.
The Seagull’s Cry, Denise Robin auth and I think the heroine was something like Tansy or Tensy maybe.
I couldn’t give you a title to save my life, but this sounds like an early, category JAK. She has so many pen names I couldn’t even guess which one of those it would be written under.
I cannot believe I have FINALLY POSTED A Guess that Lonely Heart that no one has guessed.
I feel like I need to give myself a prize.
More hints: This author is still very active in category romance.
The book was from the very late 80’s.
I KNOW! Flight of Magic by Jacquline Diamond. featuring Beth Macon and Larry Toland…
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03.14.08 at 07:44 AM |