One of my coworkers pointed out that she wrote the blurb for this little gem of LDS fiction, Altared Plans:
The blurb reads as follows (on Amazon):
The perfect day. The perfect marriage. The perfect groom. What could go wrong? Caitlyn has been preparing for her perfect wedding all her life. But when her fiancé abandons her at the altar, Caitlyn vows she'll never love again.I just had to smile at the thought of such a book. But what made everything so much better was the dramatic reading of the blurb that we did in Barnes and Noble.
Going to BYU doesn't make that easy, however, and avoiding all social contact can only last so long. When her bishop calls her to be the mom of her family home evening group, Caitlyn is suddenly thrust into surprising circumstances that leave her flustered the attention of two unwanted suitors. Travis, the FHE dad, has plans to woo Caitlyn by using his cowboy charms while Chase has his own ideas for dating her. Will Travis or Chase change her mind about love? Or will it be déjà vu?
Follow Caitlyn through all the flirtatious looks, dates, ex-girlfriends, and unexpected surprises. Altared Plans is a light-hearted romance that is sure to please.
Everything sounds so much better when read that way.
P.S. What on earth could Heaven Scent be about?







