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Baby in Waiting
August 2008 from Harlequin American
When Brooke Bernard learns she's pregnant, she knows
exactly what's missing from her soon-to-be family: a
Daddy. That certainly isn't Oliver Armstrong, Brooke's
new roommate. Oliver may be gorgeous and caring, but
the ambitious developer definitely isn't father material.
When Oliver agreed to let free-spirited Brooke move in
with him temporarily, he should have known she'd turn his
life upside down. Now she wants him to help her find a
suitable husband! But while he's weeding out all the
Mr. Wrongs, Oliver can't help developing an unexpected
opinion about who Mr. Right will turn out to be.
ISBN 978-0-373-75227-0
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Please watch for the next book in
Jackie's Harmony Circle trilogy:
January 2009: Million-Dollar Nanny
New Reviews
From
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"I know it's just been the books that
I've been reading lately, but it seems that many of the
recent contemporary books have been tired and not keeping my
full attention. The Family Next Door has
brought the life back and welcomed me home to Harmony
Circle. The first in a trilogy, this book starts out
fresh in idea and the characters feel so alive that you
could almost see them next door calling you over."
From
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"Thank you, Ms. Diamond, for this
touching narrative, The Family Next Door. I'll
be looking forward to more stories from Harmony Circle.
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Jackie Diamond Hyman is the author of
more than 80 novels in numerous genres ... She is a
former Associated Press reporter and TV columnist ...
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Jackie on the writing
life
My husband once
commented that I'd spent all day alone. That
surprised me, even though I had in fact been sitting in
my office that particular day, working on a novel--no
on-line chats, no teaching. But I was surrounded
by characters. My hero flirted with me. My
heroine confided her problems. Their friends and
colleagues and relatives paraded through my brain,
reminiscing and squabbling and demanding their share of
the spotlight.
What I really needed,
after a day at the computer, was some peace and quiet.
--From her blog at
http://www.harauthors.blogspot.com
Jackie blogs on the 1st
and 15th of each month.
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Can you believe this piece by Sylvia Hyman is entirely
made of clay?
Jackie's mother, ceramic sculptor Sylvia Hyman, 90,
currently has a piece featured in the exhibit "Trompe L'Oeil:
The Artists' Studio" at the Cross MacKenzie Ceramic Arts
Gallery in Washington, D.C. The show runs through
September 17.
In addition, updated information about Sylvia is
available at the
Metro Nashville Arts Commission.
A half-hour documentary about Sylvia by filmmaker Curt
Hahn has been accepted by the Montpellier, France, film
festival. A DVD can be ordered
here.
To see free clips about Sylvia on YouTube, please go
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Jackie is happy to answer writing-related questions sent
to jdiamondfriends@yahoo.com.
For additional
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Celebrating Books!
Jackie
visited recently with her agent, Laura Bradford, at Book
Expo America, held in Los Angeles. The BEA is a huge
bookfair held annually for members of the publishing
industry, including publishers, booksellers, librarians
and those in related fields. Featured authors at this
year’s event included Thomas Friedman, Salman Rushdie,
James Patterson, and Jackie’s friends Jina Bacarr and T.
Jefferson Parker. Laura heads the
Bradford Literary Agency.
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