Welcome to the Susan Elizabeth Phillips Bulletin Board All good-hearted readers welcome. Subject: "Is "Natural Born Charmer" a re-write?"     Previous Topic | Next Topic Printer-friendly copy     Conferences NEWER BOOKS Topic #134 Reading Topic #134 tina Member since Jan-27-11 1 posts Jan-27-11, 11:32 PM (CST)   "Is "Natural Born Charmer" a re-write?"      I read "Match Me If You Can" a while ago (loved it), and recently started reading "Natural Born Charmer", which I purchased right before starting to read it. During the first few pages/chapters, it didn't seem familiar AT ALL, but the second that Dean and Blue arrived in Tennessee at his home, it started to seem like I had read it before. Does anyone know if this book is an "expanded re-write"? Thanks in advance for comments! Tina   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top bijoux Member since Nov-22-05 733 posts Jan-28-11, 02:50 AM (CST)   1. "RE: Is "Natural Born Charmer" a re-write?" In response to message #0      No, it's not a rewrite. Maybe it reminds you a little of Heaven, Texas. There's also a small town setting in that book and the hero presenting the heroine as his fake fiance.   Alert | IP Printer-friendly page | Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top Conferences | Topics | Previous Topic | Next Topic Select another forum or conference Lobby Susan Elizabeth Phillips (Conference)   |--MAIN DISCUSSION BOARD (Protected)   |--NEWER BOOKS (Protected)   |--OLDER BOOKS DISCUSSION (Protected)   |--CELEBRATIONS & BRAGS (Protected)   |--WHAT ARE YOU READING? (Protected)   |--READER RECIPES (Protected)   |--Help and Testing Center (Protected)   |--MATCH ME IF YOU CAN DISCUSSION (Protected)