No matter how many times I revisit it, I love this story.
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Here is the blurb:
Forty-year-old Alice Williams has always lived in tiny Quidnunc, Indiana. After the sudden death of her husband, she finally decides to take control of her life. She quits her dead-end job, and strikes out in a new career. Everything seems to be going fine…until she discovers she is writing the story of her life.
Alice is having the same dream every night, reliving a kiss she wrote into a silly romance novella. And in the dream she’s kissing her favorite action hero movie star, Robert Diamond. Too bad he’ll never show up on her front doorstep!
Thousands of miles away, Robert is having the same dream as Alice, and wants it to stop. He can’t learn his lines for a new film—he’s too distracted by the amazing kiss they share in their sleep. After he tracks her down, they set about trying to discover why the story Alice wrote in a blank notebook has hijacked both their dreams. And how to make it stop, so they can go back to their regularly schedule lives.
The Blank Book. What would you do if you could write your future?
I love the cover art created by Rika Singh for Resplendence Publishing. Check out more of Rika's work at Book A Design
REVIEWS
From Publishers Weekly:
"...Magdalena Scott presents her slightly ingenuous heroine and engaging hero (and her readers) with quite the conundrum, highlighted by the contrast of her uncomplicated and direct writing style. Romantic, charming, funny, sweet, The Blank Book is a delightful fantasy that tickled my romance fancy."
"The Blank Book is a unique and very enjoyable story. Ms. Scott’s writing flows seamlessly, while giving the reader an up close experience with the characters. Although a contemporary romance, the little paranormal twist makes the story even more interesting. The heroine has a very down to earth personality, and her hero is a dazzling movie star, which makes for some fun dialogue and intriguing dynamics. This is a very sweet love story with a satisfying conclusion. I hope to read more from the talented Magdalena Scott."
