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Bookmark on DeliciousPublished: Oct. 28, 2011
Words: 10347 (approximate)
Language: English
Description
Dave Canton paid three grand to have dinner with the New York model, Miss Gena. Can he, a young man from a small town near Indianapolis, impress the New York model? When her modeling firm goes under, she gets a job in Indianapolis with a fashion design company. Dave’s hopes soar, but when her career skyrockets, her job requires her to travel to Paris. Will she leave him out of her life?Tags
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Review by:
Laurean Brooks
on Oct. 29, 2011 :
Smitten with the modeling pictures he's seen of blonde beauty Gena, Dave Canter pays three grand for one dinner date with her. For the Indianapolis wood crafter, that's a large sum. But no amount of money is too much to just meet Gena.
Gena's attitude is cool at first and Dave's nervousness is apparent. But he remains the perfect gentleman.
It doesn't take long for Gena to realize that Dave's interest in her is genuine. Between Gena's flights to Paris, and other job-related trips, the two find time to be together.
Their relationship blossoms. Still, Dave hesitates to pop the question. What would a glamorous lady like Gena want with an ordinary wood crafter?
The story holds several surprises. I am impressed with Mr. Hammersley's unique ability to tell a story and his use of vivid description. As a reader I could envision every facial expression and movement. I was pulled into every scene and felt the attraction between Dave and Gena.
If you aren't a Larry Hammersley fan yet, you will be. His stories just get better. I highly recommend this sweet romance, "Photo Beauty."
(reviewed within a week of purchase)