Don’t you
just love a wedding? It makes me so happy to see a young couple starting their
life together. Yeah, I usually cry, but it’s only tears of joy. I thought that
since June, the traditional month of weddings will soon be here, I’d share a
little bit about my characters’ weddings.
Why don’t we begin with Kara Cochrane and Ross Williams from Her Kind of
Man. Her Kind of Man is currently number 6 in romance and number 22 overall at
Fictionwise. I’m still swooning about
that. If you'd like to have a copy you can get it at http://www.fictionwise.com/ebooks/b133189/Her-Kind-of-Man/Elaine-Cantrell/?
If you’re
read the book you know that Kara had two wedding dresses. She destroyed her
first dress after sister stole her fiancé. Then, when she got engaged to Ross
she bought a second dress. Here’s the first dress. As Kara said, it has all the
lace, sequins, and pearls that a girl could want. You can buy it at http://www.dreambridaldress.com/wedding-dress-with-sleeves/sleeve008.html
Kara’s only bridesmaid
wore purple. Do you like it? Kara doesn’t. She hates purple, but Sue wanted to
wear the dress she wore in her cousin’s wedding. Actually, Kara doesn’t like
her own dress either. So, what’s up with this wedding? Something sounds strange
here. (You’d better believe it!)
If you like
purple, you can buy this dress at http://www.100weddingdress.com/aline-strapless-floor-short-length-iridescent-taffeta-bridemaid-dress-style-1356-g918
And last but
not least, here’s the cake. Kara did admit to liking the cake.
The excerpt
below takes place at the wedding. Justin is Ross’s nephew who's six years old.
The
photographer stood poised beside the cake waiting to take a picture, so Ross
and Kara followed Martha to the table. Hmm. The cake had turned out better than
she expected. The white columns between the layers gave the cake a classical
air which offset the vivid purple flowers scattered among the columns. Kara
picked up the pearl-handled, silver knife Annie had provided, but before Ross
could put his hand on top of hers to help her with the first cut, Justin
charged across the floor and dived under the table. The table collapsed, smashing
and scattering a huge stack of glass plates and dumping the cake down the front
of Kara’s dress.
Pandemonium reigned as Justin howled and squalled. Sue hauled him out from
under the table and smacked his bottom. “I told you not to run indoors. Look what
you’ve done.” The barrage of noise increased, so Bobby picked Justin up and
carried him outside.
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