When Leesa Winsome is out of work and out of options, her family sends her to a motivational workshop to get inspired. With the help the handsome speaker Ryne Garrett, and a wacky group of fellow jobseekers, she just might find that breakthrough to greatness and new job she’s been looking for.
Fans of Sophie Kinsella will love PINK SLIPPER!
PINK SLIPPER is a fun and flirty read, inspired by the author’s husband’s job search, will have you laughing and your heart warmed!
This is also available on Nook and Apple.
EXCERPT:
pink’ slip’, (pingk’ slip’) n., notice of dismissal from one’s job (1910-1915) In reality, a slip of paper that’s never pink, an announcement that one’s career is on a downward slide. A license to look for work. A stab in the back by a company to which one’s been loyal, devoted hours of conscientious work, and plotted a climb up the ladder. pink’-slip’, (pingk’ slip’) v.t.,-slipped, -slip-ping to dismiss from a job: Leesa’s ex-best friend Cara pink-slipped her on Friday after buying her lunch. (1950-1955, example from the present) pink’ slip’ per, (pingk’ slip’ er) n., 1. A light, low shoe, worn mainly indoors, that may be slipped on or off easily, in the color of pink. 2. A person who has been pink-slipped. –Standard dictionary definitions available online and elsewhere (updated, revised, and expanded upon by Leesa Winsome)
GINA ROBINSON
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Gina Robinson lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and children. She loves humor, romance, suspense, and spies. Not necessarily in that order. She writes spylicious romance, contemporary and historical romance, humorous thrillers, and women’s fiction. If she could meet just one fictional spy, she’d be hard pressed to choose between James Bond and Max Smart. in her opinion, the perfect spy would be a combination of the two. Most days she writes while wearing slippers, flip-flops, or tennis shoes, depending on the season. But she loves a great, sexy heel and has a closet full for special occasions. She belongs to Romance Writers of America and International Thriller Writers.
Favorite food: Chocolate, just about any cacao level above 60% 🙂
Favorite TV Show: Castle, Elementary, and The Big Bang Theory
Favorite Place to Write: Anywhere inspiration strikes me
www.ginarobinson.com