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How We’d Cast YOUR PERFECT LIFE by Liz Fenton & Lisa Steinke

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Thank you to Liz and Lisa for stopping by Writer’s Corner today to discuss casting Your Perfect Photo credit to Debbie Friedrich Life.   This novel is a must read for the summer! Of course we’ve thought of how we’d like to cast YPL.   When writing it, we’d have fun daydreaming about the man candy that could fill the shoes of Charlie and John, the two leading men in our novel. We also constantly wondered which actresses had the spunk to carry off Rachel and Casey, two childhood best friends who wake up the morning after their twentieth high school reunion to discover they’ve switched bodies. And after much (heated!) discussion, (and maybe even some hair pulling) we’ve finally come to an agreement! Rachel: We loved writing Rachel—she’s a frenzied mom of three who doesn’t feel like her husband or kids appreciate her anymore and she’s convinced it’s because she’s somehow lost her sparkle along the way.   We think Jennifer Garner would be a great choice because

Who is Maya?

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Unmasking Maya by Libby Mercer is the final novel we will feature for International chick lit month.   The genre is romantic comedy.   Thank you Anna for sending me a copy of this novel. Synopsis: Maya is starting over in a new career as an artist.   She is at a showing of her work with her agent Inez.   Her career seems to be going well.   Maya makes the rounds   of her exhibit and she meets Derek.   Maya is taken aback by her initial reaction to Derek, and his reaction to her art.   The next day Maya receives a phone call from her agent that a business would like to sponsor her as the resident artist.   All of the sudden she finds that Derek is her supervisor.   Could there be more?   Will   she succeed in her art? My Thoughts:   I very much enjoyed this novel!   It was written well.    The dialogue drew me in from the very beginning with it’s sharp wit and humor.   I wanted to turn the next page because I couldn’t wait to see what would happen next.   The