Today on PRETTY FEET I'm welcoming the fabulous Teresa F Morgan, whose debut romcom for Harper Impulse is Plus One Is A Lucky Number
Thank you, Jane, for having me over on your blog today.
About Teresa...
I live in sunny Weston-super-Mare, trying to hold onto my Surrey accent where I was born and bred.
For years I persevered with boring jobs, until my two boys joined my nest. In an attempt to find something to work around them, and to ensure I never endured full time boredom again, I found writing.
I am at my happiest baking cakes, putting proper home cooked dinners on the table (whether the kids eat them or not), reading a good romance, or creating a touch of escapism with heroes readers will fall in love with.
And her book...
About Teresa...
I live in sunny Weston-super-Mare, trying to hold onto my Surrey accent where I was born and bred.
For years I persevered with boring jobs, until my two boys joined my nest. In an attempt to find something to work around them, and to ensure I never endured full time boredom again, I found writing.
I am at my happiest baking cakes, putting proper home cooked dinners on the table (whether the kids eat them or not), reading a good romance, or creating a touch of escapism with heroes readers will fall in love with.
And her book...
Plus One Is A Lucky Number
Sophie’s going to a wedding where the invite is strictly plus one… but with her single girl status not exactly fitting in with the bridesmaid dress code, and the best man being none other than the ex she would rather forget, Sophie needs a favour and she needs it fast!
Luckily for Sophie, her dreamy but distant co-worker Adam Reid owes their mutual friend James big time…and his gorgeousness more than fills the role of the ‘Perfect Boyfriend’!
As they take off to the sunny shores of Cornwall for the wedding weekend, it’s not long before pretence leads to passion and Sophie and Adam must decide; is their relationship real or is it all for show?
Where to buy Teresa's book:
Amazon UK
Amazon US
Harper Impulse
Kobo
And now for Teresa's gorgeous Pink Shoes... some serious shoe envy going on here I can tell you!!!
Amazon US
Harper Impulse
Kobo
And now for Teresa's gorgeous Pink Shoes... some serious shoe envy going on here I can tell you!!!
And their story...
When Jane asked if I’d appear on her blog I jumped at the chance. Then she said, “It’s really easy, just pick a favourite pair of shoes...” I was thinking, do flip-flops count?
Lately – maybe it’s my mid-life crisis – I have become a more shoe obsessed person. Even though I can’t really wear high heels, I do appreciate pretty shoes. I would love to wear some shoes that women seem to be able to wear like they are slippers. I love killer heels... I just can’t wear them, or walk in them – you know that scene – Sandra Bullock, Miss Congeniality, walking out of the aircraft locker? Yep, that would be me!
These shoes are the highest I own, and I did have a pair of flip-flops tucked away in my handbag to swap to as the evening wore on, and serious dancing commenced.
My sister was diagnosed with Leukaemia in 2010 and my (now ex) husband ran the London Marathon in 2012 to raise money for CLIC Sargent. We organised a huge party in November 2011 as part of our fundraising. The theme was Pink and Quirky – chosen by Katie. I found a fabulous pink dress out of TK Maxx – The Pink Dress as it became better known, and then spotted these shoes in Next.
At the time, to justify buying the shoes, I also bought a top out of Next, so I’d have an excuse to wear the shoes again... Hmmmm...
The good news is my sister received the all clear from Cancer last year!
Sadly, the shoes really are too high for me so they only see the light of day (or night) if I’m going for dinner and no dancing is planned!
When Jane asked if I’d appear on her blog I jumped at the chance. Then she said, “It’s really easy, just pick a favourite pair of shoes...” I was thinking, do flip-flops count?
Lately – maybe it’s my mid-life crisis – I have become a more shoe obsessed person. Even though I can’t really wear high heels, I do appreciate pretty shoes. I would love to wear some shoes that women seem to be able to wear like they are slippers. I love killer heels... I just can’t wear them, or walk in them – you know that scene – Sandra Bullock, Miss Congeniality, walking out of the aircraft locker? Yep, that would be me!
These shoes are the highest I own, and I did have a pair of flip-flops tucked away in my handbag to swap to as the evening wore on, and serious dancing commenced.
My sister was diagnosed with Leukaemia in 2010 and my (now ex) husband ran the London Marathon in 2012 to raise money for CLIC Sargent. We organised a huge party in November 2011 as part of our fundraising. The theme was Pink and Quirky – chosen by Katie. I found a fabulous pink dress out of TK Maxx – The Pink Dress as it became better known, and then spotted these shoes in Next.
At the time, to justify buying the shoes, I also bought a top out of Next, so I’d have an excuse to wear the shoes again... Hmmmm...
The good news is my sister received the all clear from Cancer last year!
Sadly, the shoes really are too high for me so they only see the light of day (or night) if I’m going for dinner and no dancing is planned!
Thank you, Jane, for having me over on your blog. Next time I’ll talk about my favourite boots...
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