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Christa Ann Banister yet again "meddles" with greatness in the literary world

On the heels of her debut novel garnering the No.1 spot on Amazon.com's Single Women's lit category, Christa Ann Banister's innate sense of wit and charm immediately captures readers' attention (and funny bone) again with her forthcoming sequel, Blessed Are the Meddlers, which hits bookshelves and online retailers nationwide on August 15, 2008 (NavPress).

Since the release of her critically acclaimed debut last October, she's already sold more than 4,500 copies while continuing her day job as a full-time freelance writer. And not only has Around the World in 80 Dates been described as "a marvelous adventure," "adorable," "fun" and "inspirational," but reviewers on Amazon.com have also dubbed Banister a "talented new voice in chick-lit."

"I'm thrilled beyond belief that readers have really resonated with Sydney's story," Banister says. "The e-mails and MySpace comments I've received, not to mention all the great feedback during book signings has been so affirming. Writing Around the World in 80 Dates was the fulfillment of a long-time dream, and I can't wait for everyone to read what's in store for Sydney and her crazy cast of friends next in Blessed Are the Meddlers."

In Meddlers, the story picks right up (with humor fully intact) when Sydney Alexander has successfully survived one relationship train wreck after the next and has eloped with the man of her dreams, the illustrious Gavin Williams. Now that Sydney is happily hitched, she develops an "Emma" complex and is dying to match up everyone in her life with "someone" special. Of course, meddling in the love lives of others certainly has its pratfalls, so readers get a front row seat as Sydney navigates these oh-so-tricky waters with the supporting characters that return from Banister's debut.

"Those among us who love Christian chick-lit will totally embrace the adventures of heroine Sydney and her well meaning attempts to find love for the 'less fortunate,' says Grammy winner and best-selling author Rebecca St. James. "Cheers to my friend Christa Banister!" For more information, please visit www.christabanister.com.

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