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read, good beachside book but typical chic lit, Funny but sad at the same time! Loved this book! Brilliant,loved it! Had me laughing and crying, Will be reading more from this author, Very fun! im actually reading this half way it sounds strangely familiar to the story of "my internet lover" are they the same people A really good feel good book.
The first half of this book is extremely funny, I just wish it could have sustained that level of humour all the way through, I really enjoyed reading the book even though I had worked out her secret admirer before it was revealed.
A must for all single ladies and gents who have ever thought of entering the jungle of Internet dating.
I was torn betweenstar andbut resorted to thestars,
I picked up this book from my shelves and read the snippet and thought that what a coincidence that the heroine is celebrating heryrs of age and embarking on a cyber dating journey and I wasdays from celebrating myth birthday as well and started online dating once more.

At the beginning I hated Jess, her superficiality and her passiveness, I tried to compare myself to her or put myself in her shoes especially that she is the same age snd I couldnt be sympathetic with her.
I mean we both are single ladies in ourand dating online and yes with different cultural backgrounds but I couldnt understand how could she tolerate the superficiality or the passiveness or accepting things that you could only accept in your early twenties.

I liked her change, liked more Ben and his efforts, But for real admired her growth but still didnt like her Easy read chick lit,

The book follows a year in the life of singleton Jess Monroe, For herth birthday her friends set her up with an ad on an internet dating website, Despite her initial rejection of the idea she is eventually persuaded to give it go, After all, what could she lose

A humorous insight into the foibles of the world of internet dating.
But that is not all there is to this story, As the book progresses Jess must face not only her fears of loneliness, but also of mortality, Alongside the warm humour Jane is so good at is the more serious look at a family struggling to cope with serious illness.
Jane mixes the two with great skill and compassion,

There are plenty of interesting characters, driven by a plot that keeps the pages turning, Will Jess find the man of her dreams on the internet Will she see though the halftruths and lies Or has she already found her perfect partner out in the real world

Perfect holiday reading.

Having met my fiancée through eHarmony, I found this book to be highly amusing, It was fast paced, full of laughs and even managed to make me shed a few tears, An awesome quick read! This book had the usual obvious ending that you expect from this kind of book but to be honest that's why i read it, been reading alot of fantasy just lately so this was a bit of a break from that.
I did enjoy it, wasn't as happy throughout as I was expecting but I guess it's meant to be really life so

why would it.
This is the first Jane Moore book I've read and I would pick one up again, Pretty obvious ending and I had guessed bits before they happened but was a very enjoyable read! I loved it.
And just as with every book, it started becoming redundant in the middle but Jane made up for that with her clever use of words and humour.
I would totally recommend this book to anyone with a great sense of humour, I was even afraid to read this book in public just in case I shared a random laugh with eyes staring.
I would have given this bookfor it's humour and ability to engage, However, it's a predictable tale which brought it down to afor me, very feel good, beachy kind of read I bought this book in Ireland on a trip some years ago and finally got around to reading it.
While the story isn't particularly original it was a good read and kept me turning pages, A good way to settle into bed at night, The firstpages are okay, Typical chick lit, which is fine, But due to some developments in the story it all gets tedious and depressing after a while, making the lastpages quite a struggle to get through.
Nothing special yet again. Waiting for a book that really grabs and holds my attention, Funny book. I liked the characters a lot, I worked out the twist but still a good read! Do you believe in love at first site

Jess Monroe is thirtyfour and perfectly happy being single.
But her friends think otherwise and, as a birthday present, buy her an ad for an online dating site.


Furious at first, she eventually agrees to try it out and ventures into a world where the description on the tin rarely matches the contents.


Once her reservations have faded, she embarks on several dates of varying success, until one day a catastrophic event brings her life sharply into focus and makes her reevaluate everything she's ever known.
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Any woman who has ever been on a bad date will read this hilarious book and weep with laughter and sympathy for internet dating novice Jess.
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