That's why Zsa Zsa was so special to her :)

The Voice of the Sparrow: The Very Best of Edith Piaf - because it's great music for wallowing :) Especially, “Hymne A L'Amour (If You Love Me, Really Love Me)” What CD would your heroine play ad nauseum and why? I love her! Freddie made me a little crazy and I wanted to throttle her at times 'cause she was so clueless and let too many people walk all over her, but Deborah NEVER would.

Thinking outside my stomach, it was also great fun to write Deborah. They make gorgeous wedding cakes that are works of art. What was the funnest part of writing Miss Invisible?Īll the great food-tasting I got to do, especially at Danek's, the local bakery that was the loose (very loose-they didn't have an evil boss) inspiration for Jorgensen's. Because when you finally find God's call for your life, any size is the right size-and love can see what the rest of the world passes by. And when Freddie decides to break every rule in the 'big girl's' book and find out who she really is, life gets even more exciting-and hilarious.Ĭinderella, look out! Miss Invisible is becoming the belle of the ball-and having a ball in the process. Then Hal, the cute veternarian, starts showing interest in the woman behind the delightful cakes. But life is about to change for Miss Invisible.įirst of all, Freddie's found a new friend who encourages her to come out of her shell. Laura's latest chick lit novel is Miss Invisible!Ī feast of romance and laughter featuring a delightful and courageous heroine that you can relate to no matter what your size.Ĭonvinced that her larger size relegates her to wallflower status, Freddie Heinz hides behind the wedding cakes she creates as a professional baker. Today I get to interview my friend and fellow chick lit author Laura Jensen Walker!

Miss Invisible by Laura Jensen Walker