Handbag & Book with
Charlotte Copper
This is by far my favorite purse, and not
because of the unusual color—it looks much brighter in
natural light. I probably have about two dozen (or more) purses, but there are
2 reasons why this bag tops my list.
- THE LONG STRAP. I’m 5’10” (so I need long) and I hate to carry a purse on my arm. While I do have a few “handbags” that actually require hands/arms, I prefer something that I can just slip over my shoulder….regardless of how heavy my coat may be. (I’m from Canada. We wear heavy winter coats over bulky sweaters at least one quarter of the year.)
- POCKETS. And actually, this is a case of balancing too many versus not enough. A good purse must have one pocket on the outside…for pen and phone. And at least one…maybe two….small side pockets on the inside for make-up, nail file and keys. BUT I HATE SECTIONS! Although I own a few purses that have zippered centers or multiple sections inside, they obviously didn’t top the list. I usually just end up putting everything into one section, because I can never figure out how I’d want to divide my stuff into the multiple sections. One big section & two pockets…that’s all I need.
Unfortunately I didn’t realize until it was
too late how much I would love this purse, or I would have bought it in one or
two other colors. I’ve had it now for several years, and I bought it at a shoe
store in the local mall, so I stop in every so often just in case something
similar comes back into stock.
Cassandra Wilson, angel
and first-year nurse, spends her days helping other people. Day after day. Life
after life. An innocent night out with Fraser, a university junior and varsity
hockey player, leads to something more serious and Cassie begins to experience
feelings she’s been trying to avoid.
Cassie
took the stairs two at a time and almost ran into her roommate as she came to
the small landing at the top.
“Whoa,”
said Gabriella. “What’s got you in such a hurry?”
“Nothing.”
Gabriella
folded her arms across her chest and tapped her tiny bare foot.
“I’ve
gotta shower. I’m going to the movies.”
Pink
toenails beat an impatient pattern on the hardwood.
Did
the girl have gypsy blood? Her psychic abilities were uncanny.
“With
a hockey player,” Cassie explained.
Gabriella’s
foot stilled and her eyes widened. “Which one?”
“Fraser
something. I didn’t get a last…”
“Tall,
with dark, curly hair?”
“That’s
him.”
Gabriella
laid a hand on Cassie’s arm. “Be careful, he’s a player. And I don’t mean
hockey.”
That
wouldn’t be a problem. She didn’t want a relationship and this wasn’t a date.
And if the night did end with sex, well, she’d welcome a little…distraction.
After all, she was an angel not a nun.
Find LOVE
SUPERNATURALLY at: The Wild Rose Press
Find Charlotte Copper at: Website
Hey, Charlotte, I had not considered the handbag problems really tall gals like yourself have. I have a shoulder thing and go for totes nowadays.
11 comments:
Love the bag! And I love the line "she's an angel, not a nun." The storyline sounds fun, best of luck with this one.
Great-looking bag and so practical. Love Supernaturally sounds delicious...best of luck with sales. :)
Thanks for sharing! The idea of an angel who has an actual job is intriguing!
Best of luck!
Liese
Thank you Linda, Joanne and Liese for your fun and encouraging comments.
And thank you Vicki for hosting me today!
Love the sound of the book, Charlotte! As for purse, I agree that I need pockets on the outside--at least for my keys. But I love the divided sections on the inside, especially if they zip. Best of luck with your book!
Hi, Charlotte! So happy to have you with me again.
Hi Charlotte! I love your bag! Good choice! I like bags with pockets on the outside too. Here's to many book sales!
Wonderful cover! I love the bag. I also love shoulder bags but not the cross-chest ones. Looks so soft and pretty! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Charlotte! You have a FOOT on me! LOL! I am 4'10 (I lost an inch this past year and I think it is hiding in mt waist!)
The book sounds great! I will have to add it to my reading list! My youngest grand daughter is named Cassandra.
This is my kind of bag. I can fit a lot inside.
Thank you all...Barbara, Karilyn, Melissa, (petite but powerful) Cathy & Angela...for stopping by and commenting. I'm truly honored by the virtual love of readers and authors.
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