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    • Pub. Date: October 2005
    • 304pp
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      • Pub. Date: October 2005
      • Publisher: Harlequin
      • Format: Mass Market Paperback, 304pp

      Synopsis

      That Was Then

      Me, Allyson Cole. Age sixteen. Living in the world of endless summers, of going wherever you wanted. And yes, my parents may have worried that I was riding into trouble -- but I was young and in love, and growing up was something I had to do....

      And This Is Now

      Me, again. Allyson Cole. This time, age fifty-one. I have everything I always wanted -- almost. I don't have him...and I don't have me. Now's the time to find what I lost. To do that, I have to hit the road, and find the father of my child. And start a journey I never could have anticipated....

      Biography

      Jennifer was born in a small town in North Central Texas the same year Humphrey Bogart died, "Beatnik" became a commonly used word in the American vocabulary and the first living being -- a dog -- orbited outer space on Sputnik II. At the age of one, she moved with her family to California and, over the next 10 years, moved 22 more times within six different states. During this time, Jennifer found familiarity in books. In fact, she enjoyed reading stories so much she began writing her own. After winning first place in a fifth-grade essay contest, when anyone asked what she wanted to be when she grew up, Jennifer said, "A writer."

      While attending West Texas State University (now West Texas A&M), Jennifer put her writing dream aside while she focused on more "practical" things, like business classes, friends and falling in love. Despite living her own version of Saturday Night Fever, complete with funky clothes and embarrassing disco dance moves, she earned a degree in Business Management and married on graduation night.

      Jennifer's writing dream nudged her again when her children were small, so she began a creative writing class at a local community college. Six years, a couple of children's book manuscripts, two completed novel manuscripts, two stints as a RWA Golden Heart Finalist and a big fat folder of rejection letters later, she sold her first novel, Body and Soul.

      Now the author of five novels and two novellas, Jennifer is a frequent speaker at writing workshops, women's events and creative writing classes where she encourages others to set goals and pursue their dreams. The mother of two grown sons, Jennifer resides in Texas with her high-school sweetheartand their neurotic Brittany spaniel, Tia. She loves to hear from readers through her web site www.jenniferarcher.net.

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      This book was different then what i have read in the pastby Anonymous

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      December 03, 2006: I judged this book by its cover and the title The Me I Used to Be... Catchy right? I started to read and found out that it wasn't exactly the book i intended on reading. It did definantly hook me to continue reading it but ii don't think i was that attached to reading it. It was kind of read because you got as a gift type of book. I Would definantly try to find another book from this author. I feel she really came across with some details and feelings that alot of us readers can relate to while reading!

      this book is loveby Anonymous

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      December 26, 2005: this book = amazing im in love with it and i love the character nick. allysons feelings were well described as well


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