Women's romantic fiction novella available from Eternal Press (Aug. 7, 2009) and in print from Amazon Romance Book Scene - 5 Hearts This is a nicely written short novel, told in the third person from Sydney's perspective. The style gives an element of surprise in the story. All and all the book is nicely done with a sweet romance. The Romance Studio - 4 out of 5 The author grabs you from the first chapter and takes you on a great ride. This story was easy to get into and hard to put down. The characters are easy to relate to and you quickly become involved in their story. BookWenches - 4 out of 5 I quite enjoyed reading Picture This. The story is fun, and the main characters are well matched and sweet together. It mixes a little humor and romance together into a snappy and readable package that will leave the reader with a smile as well as a renewed belief in happily ever after. Rita's Reviews - 4 out of 5 This story was extremely easy to get into but not so easy to put down. I think I strained my eyes from sitting too long at the computer. You can relate to the characters and I easily become involved in their story. Sydney is like the friend you cheer on even though you secrectly aren't sure about the guy. Romancing the Pubs The heroine is intelligent and resilient. The hero is sexy and charming. And the political background made for an exciting source of external conflict. Sydney didn't like the look in Claudia's eye. Like she was about to fire her. "Uh oh. What's going on?" Claudia took off her reading glasses, always a precursor to a delicate conversation. Never a good sign. "Do you remember Ben Taylor?" Sydney released the breath she held. "Is that a trick question? We only have a conversation about him once a week or so." She hadn't seen him in almost a year, a night that began with excitement and promise, continued blissfully for hours, and ended like a train wreck, with Ben dragged from the wreckage by another woman. Possibly his fiancé. Sydney could never quite learn the true story, but that fateful night stood out in her memory as a marker. The beginning of the end. After that, all her dates ended on a sour note. Ben Taylor had opened the flood gates of Bad Date Hell. From those gates streamed a neverending lineup of ill-suited matches, men who she should never have wasted her time on, but who each looked so tempting, she couldn't resist trying. That was the thing about Hell, though, wasn't it? People ended up there because the sin always seemed like a good idea at the time. Claudia pursed her lips. "Yes, I know. The thing is… how do I put this?" Sydney tensed. Claudia was not one to dance around a topic. Her style was more blunt - the resulting blunt force trauma notwithstanding. Something must be wrong. Terribly wrong. She blanched. "Is he… " Her voice trailed off. She couldn't finish. Ben must be dead. Why else would her editor - her friend, her confidant, her mentor - be looking at her with such pity? "He's here." Claudia watched her as if ready to catch her woozy body. Those two short words snapped Sydney to attention. "Here?"