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Bella Andre | The Idea Bank

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Have you ever read a really great book and asked yourself, "How'd she come up
with that fantastic idea?" I know I have. Which is why I thought it'd be fun to
ask myself the same question. Here goes:

TAKE ME (in which a full-figured heroine gets the guy in Italy): I had a dream
about a woman who had lusted after a guy her whole life, but he'd never noticed
her. And then one day, the tables turned completely, and he had to chase her.
Once he caught her, while in a very passionate embrace, he said, "You're mine,
all mine." MINE, ALL MINE was the working title of the book - and the title I
sold with. The dream gave me the theme. From there I had to figure out
characters and plot.

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