What is the best way to meet eligible men? At the gym? In a coffee shop? How about dropping in on a continental breakfast at a fancy hotel? That's the new plan for friends Allie, Bree, and Megan.
After exhausting their typical avenues to try and meet "the one", Allie, Bree, and Megan decide they need to do something creative, so Megan suggests they get dressed up and sneak into the continental breakfast of a posh hotel nearby. They would find men travelling on business, and it's a well-known fact that men always wear their wedding rings at continental breakfast, so the girls could quickly determine marital status. Thus, The Continental Breakfast Club was formed.
Feeling confident, Allie goes first, walks into breakfast. She sits down and strikes up a conversation with Colin Hughes. Allie things things are going well, and they make a date to see each other at a local bar that evening. Allie has no idea that Colin is a jewel thief and thinks she is his contact!
Instead of finding true love, Allie, Bree, Megan, and innocent bystander, Jax, find themselves in the middle of a jewel heist, and everyone is certain that Allie has the missing million dollar diamond.
Who really is Colin? Who else is after these jewels? Where is the missing diamond? And, most importantly, can Allie really find her happily ever after?
"But the stars were twinkling love, and the breeze was whispering romance, and I knew I should say something before it all got too awkward." - Allie,
Over Easy
Over Easy was such a delightful read! Calamities and misadventures follow Allie and her friends wherever they go throughout this laugh out loud book. Part mystery, part chick lit, part suspense, part romance, The Continental Breakfast Club is sure to please anyone who love fun, quirky characters!
Over Easy is also a fun read for dog-lovers. Allie is a dog-groomer, and her dogs play a key role in the story.
I love reading stories that have tight girlfriends working together, and this story definitely delivers in that respect. Allie, Bree, and Megan are wonderful, and their friendship feels so genuine. Pamela Ford's writing is funny, sweet, and very engaging.
Over Easy is a quick read, perfect for the end of the summer or any weekend getaway. While reading this book, I kept thinking that
Over Easy would make a hilarious and adorable romantic comedy movie!
Over Easy is book #1 of The Continental Breakfast Club series, can be read as a standalone novel, and is available for purchase
here from Amazon. It's currently free for
Kindle Unlimited subscribers!
I'm reading
Fresh Brewed next so stay tuned for an upcoming review of the next book in this series!
xo
Jenn
About the author
Pamela Ford is the award-winning author of contemporary and historical romance. She grew up watching old movies, blissfully signing over the romance, and reading sci-fi and adventure novels, vicariously living the action. The combination probably explains why the books she writes are romantic, happily-ever-after with plenty of plot - and often lots of laughter.
After graduating from college with a degree in Advertising, Pam merrily set off to earn a living, searching for that perfect career as she became a graphic designer, print buyer, pantyhose sales rep, public relations specialist, copywriter, freelance writer - and finally author. Pam has won numerous awards including the Booksellers Best, the Laurel Wreath, and a gold medal IPPY in the Independent Book Publisher Awards. She is a Kindle Book Awards finalist and a two-time Golden Heart Finalist. She lives in Wisconsin where she is working on her next novel.
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Author Interview With Pamela Ford
There’s an old saying, “Write what you know.” Does that mean you
know all about fencing stolen jewels?
No,
thank goodness! But, I grew up in a family that had a great sense of humor, with
a group of girlfriends who were always laughing. And I have three daughters who
also embrace their “silly” sides. So writing screwball romantic comedy comes
pretty easily to me!
What do you find is the hardest thing
about writing?
Ha!
It’s all hard. Although, once I started learning more about plotting; setting
each character’s GMC (goal, motivation, and conflict); and determining turning
points and black moment, the process got easier. I’ve
found that doing more work up front on the book’s skeleton makes it easier to
write the story. But, a lot of the time, it’s still hard!
What is your favorite motivational
saying?
Sometimes
you just have to take the leap and make your wings on the way down. (Kobi
Yamada)
What advice would you give your younger
self?
Stop
letting yourself get waylaid by other projects. Years disappear more quickly
than you can even imagine, so stay focused on your goal and on making your
dream become reality.
How much of your plots and/or characters
are drawn from your own life?
Plot ideas
will come to me in all sorts of ways, but typically not from my own life.
Sometimes I’ll borrow a scene from my life, or an interesting character trait
from someone, but I never model any characters directly after people I know.
What are five words you would like to be
remembered by as an author?
Funny,
inspiring, entertaining, unique, compelling
Do you have a favorite childhood book?
I had lots
of favorites, but there was one book I enjoyed so much that it would come to
mind even when I was an adult. Unfortunately, while I hadn’t ever forgotten the
book’s basic premise, I had forgotten the title. Several years ago, I finally
posted the question on a librarian website, and the answers came rolling in. The
title was: The Great and Terrible Quest. I immediately checked it out of the
library and read it again!
Disclaimer – I received a copy of Over Easy from the author and iRead Book Tours in exchange for my review. All thoughts and opinions are entirely my own. To check out what other bloggers had to say about Over Easy here is the full book tour. Enjoy!
