Heather Wardell, Women's Fiction: Quote from a lululemon bag

I don't know who said it, but I'm feelin' it.

To rise out of mediocrity you must not be afraid to fail

Heather

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Thank you for visiting my blog. I've done my best to make it easy for you to find information about me and my books but if you can't find what you're looking for please let me know!

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My Books

They're available in all e-book formats and also in paperback. Check them out! :)

Blank Slate Kate ($0.99 download)	You wake up naked next to a man whose name you don't remember. You don't remember your own name either. Uh oh.
Live Out Loud ($0.99 download)	You have big dreams and a love for songwriting. When your song goes viral, what happens to your dreams?
A Life That Fits ($0.99 download)	You're twenty-eight. Your boyfriend of fourteen years just walked out. What do you do now?
Stir Until Thoroughly Confused ($0.99 download)	You've found your dream chef career. And your perfect man, your boss Kegan. But you can't have both. Now what?
Planning to Live ($0.99 download)	You're trapped in your car, bleeding, in a blizzard. This is so not part of your hyper-detailed life plan.
Go Small or Go Home ($0.99 download)	Massaging an injured hockey star makes the art career of your dreams drop into your lap... but will that career ruin the hobby you adore?
Life, Love, and a Polar Bear Tattoo (FREE download)	When the first man you ever loved reappears while your husband's away, how do you decide what you want from life and love?
Seven Exes Are Eight Too Many ($2.99 download)	You sign up for a dating show, but instead find yourself dumped on an island with HOW many of your exes?

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Thursday, September 20, 2007

Quote from a lululemon bag

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