The Friday Night Date Dress
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Tragic loss has made Melinda Myers invisible. She hides as a nondescript waitress at an average diner during the day. But each night, she sews runway masterpieces that she wears only once before putting them into a box forever.
Peter Surati, an aspiring photographer, can’t help but notice beautiful, sad Melinda. He makes it his mission to help her find her smile again. But his meddling sister seems determined to ruin any chance he has to help Melinda. Can he find a way to mend her damaged heart?
The Friday Night Date Dress is a standalone inspirational romantic women’s fiction novel. If you like emotional, heartwarming, and clean Christian interracial romance, you’ll love this book. Buy today!
"For the hopeless romantic at heart." - Doris Harter, reader
“The perfect vacation take-along.” - C. Corcoran, reader
Content Levels:
Sensuality: 1/5 (non-graphic kissing)
Violence: 0/5
Language: 0/5
Intense themes: 3/5 (Grief, trauma, witnessing death)
Equivalent movie rating: PG
Keywords: romantic Christian fiction; Canadian romance; contemporary romance; interracial romance - Asian male, white female; inspirational romance; books set in cities; happily ever after; friends-to-lovers romance; recovering from grief; love stories; romantic novels; guaranteed HEA; no cliffhangers; diner romance; city romance; waitress; photographer; fashion romance; crafting; seamstress; fashion designer romance; gorgeous dresses; books set in Calgary;
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Talena Winters writes page-turning heartfelt fantasy, romance, and adventure stories of sacrifice, redemption, and hope against all odds. She’s an editor, copywriter, and award-winning songwriter. She and her husband and a varying number of their three young adult sons reside on an acreage in the Peace Country of northern Alberta, Canada, with their two Husky dogs and two neurotic orange cats. Her writing is fueled by an insatiable passion for stories, dark chocolate, and making the world a better place. And she would really like to know why the tea is always gone. You can find her on the web at www.talenawinters.com.
