Draw Me a Picture (Ebook)- by Meredith Greene
Synopsis:
Jobless and alone, 24-year-old Michelle sells pen and ink drawings on a busy, Manhattan street corner in order to eat. Lonely, she draws a portrait of a handsome, British lawyer she sees walk by every day. He sees it... so does his mum. A sweet story about finding one's soul mate. Book one of a series; 30 long chapters. Buy with PayPal, secure transaction. Nominated for a SKOW (Some Kind Of Wonderful) award in 'Best Chemistry' category. $6.99
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What our customers say about Draw Me a Picture:
"The story is truly an inspirational work. Reading William and Michelle's interaction reaffirms my belief of the singular greatness of actually meeting your soulmate. I thank you for brilliantly writing an actual romance novel, without the unnecessary embellishment of the sexual expression of their love. So many of the novels I read today (and I read a lot of them) are so focused on including as many explicit sex encounters as possible, that more often than not, the romance gets lost. Usually, at the end of those, I am left yearning for a missing something and feeling like there should be more. So, thanks again for a well written inspirational romance!!!! It gives me hope, yet!!!" - M.B. from Mississippi
"Amazing story. I was drawn to how well you described each character, their personalities definitely shone through your words. I am in awe of how you wove this story. William is the perfect gentleman--it's also good to see the struggles he has and the past he's come away from. I really adore your tale. A favorite in my book (literaly)." - C.D. from FictionPress
"I've just finished the second chapter and I've completely fallen in love with the story. You write beautifully and the story seems to flow smoothly almost like a slow dance. I'm so glad I stumbled on this, because it gives me something new to read over Christmas break. Wonderful job. I can stress that enough. I skipped over to your author's note at the end and I agree heartily, you should definitely write a sequel to this." - B.C. from FictionPress |