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Chick Lit Author Carol Snow

Carol Snow wasn’t so sure she could cut it as a novelist. Though she knew she wanted to write fiction, she received her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Brown University and a master’s in teaching from Boston College. After deciding to take a leap, she first wrote nonfiction articles and essays before finishing a novel, securing an agent, and landing a publishing contract. She now has 4 books for adults published: Been There, Done That, Getting Warmer, Here Today, Gone to Maui, and Just Like Me, Only Better.
While Carol Snow grew up in Madison, New Jersey and has lived in a variety of other states (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Utah, and Arizona are just some) she now resides in Southern California with her husband and two children.

May 5, 2010
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Out April 6: Just Like Me, Only Better by Carol Snow
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Out April 6: Just Like Me, Only Better by Carol Snow

Carol Snow’s latest novel, Just Like Me, Only Better goes on sale April 6th, and I am looking forward to getting my review copy soon. Snow is the author of some fantastic titles, such as Here Today, Gone to Maui, Getting Warmer, and Been There Done That. Be sure to pre-order your copy of Just Like Me, Only Better from Amazon, and look for my review and interview with Carol Snow.

Just Like Me, Only Better:

Ever since Veronica’s husband found the love of his life—and it turned out not to be her—she’s been a mess. It doesn’t help that she keeps getting mistaken for Haley Rush—the Hollywood starlet whose dazzling life is plastered on every magazine at the checkout line of her suburban California grocery store.

So when Haley’s manager offers Veronica a job as a celebrity double, it only takes a moment for the shock to pass before she says yes. Is it a fantasy come true or a disaster in disguise?

Ever since Veronica’s husband found the love of his life—and it turned out not to be her—she’s been a mess. It doesn’t help that she keeps getting mistaken for Haley Rush—the Hollywood starlet whose dazzling life is plastered on every magazine at the checkout line of her suburban California grocery store.

So when Haley’s manager offers Veronica a job as a celebrity double, it only takes a moment for the shock to pass before she says yes. Is it a fantasy come true or a disaster in disguise?

March 13, 2010
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