Life Is Brilliant.

           
           

About Seriously Serendipity:

A third place finalist in the Maryland Romance Writers' 2008 Reveal Your Inner Vixen contest, my novel also recently placed second in the New York City Romance Writers' 2008 Love and Laughter contest. The screenplay received an Honorable Mention in 2009's Writer's Digest 78th Annual Writer's Competition in the Television/Movie Script category.

Camille's a wee bit concerned Santa's been slipping something into his cocoa. He must be. All she did was ask him for a little help in finding her perfect someone. But what did he do? He sailed into town, opened a bakery, and has himself a heart attack getting frisky with her grandma instead. Worse, he dragged along his grandson, Alex--a pompous, dorky accountant who dons polyester dress socks. The very same dork who just got her fired from the library.

She never asked to be stuck pitching in at the bakery. She never asked to be framed for stealing, her grandma dumping Santa over it, or the bakery business tanking. And she never, ever wanted to grow weak in the knees every time she’s alone with Alex, especially since it isn’t from low blood sugar.


But some serious serendipity happened. So now Camille has to clear her name, play Cupid to the grandparents, and turn business at the shop around, all while falling in love with the most deliciously imperfect someone. It’s not going to be easy, though. It’s just, those polyester socks are proving really hard to look past.

 

About Tipping The Scale Of Suckocity. a young adult novel:

Well, it's official. Alli Oldfield's life has tipped the Scale of Suckocity. But then being fired by one's own parents over a tragic work-related mini-golfing incident involving hot dogs and a gaping costume can do that to one's life—especially when only the coolest clique that ever walked her school's hallways witnesses it.

Sick of being labeled a dorker-ly loser, Alli seizes a chance to work at Surf Land water park. So what if it’s her parents’ competition? That's where all the cool kids work, including cool kids like Derek Lansing. When he asks her out, she's sure her life-
changing plan can't fail.

There's just one teensy, little problem: her plan is failing. It's bad enough when she pukes in the kiddie pool. (With that weak stomach of hers, she should never have worked in a water park. Never.) Now things are beyond strained with her parents. Her best friend, Jeff, is weirding out. Worse, she's sabotaging her relationships with both boys, probably because she doesn't feel so great about herself. Talk about sucktastic.

So what's a girl to do? Well, all she has to do is figure out how to really fix her life this time. If she can only get her priorities in check and give in to all this growing up stuff, Alli just might turn her summer into one that scores a solid ten on the Scale of Fabu-freakin'-lousity.
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