Book Description
Victoria 'Total Bloody Relationships Disaster' Shepworth is recovering from yet another broken relationship and a series of disastrous dates. She's fed up with Saturday nights as a single woman, stuck at home with a video of When Harry Met Sally or going out with her eccentric women friends looking like a desperate roaming female pack. Saturday night is for couples and everybody knows it. Now's she's ready for someone new, even if it means hunting down the man of her dreams on the Internet. But is Pierre, the Englishman living in Paris, everything he promises to be?

Synopsis
Victoria "Total Bloody Relationships Disaster" Shepworth is single and knows all about Saturday nights alone. A broken relationship with the guy she thought was "the one" has led to a string of disastrous dates. Now she's ready to hunt down the man of her dreams on the Internet.

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Picked up at the UK BC 2006 Unconvention in Birmingham.

Thank you!

This was alovely surprise. Many thanks

An amusing read. Sort of Bridgete Jones, but not quite as well written.
I wasn't sure about the ending - it felt sort of unfinished, but I guess that leaves it open for a sequel.
I'm saving this to pass onto my NSSEB partner

Thanks to NNSEB who sent this book. Looking forward to reading it. Sam :-)

I wasn't sure I was in the mood for a girl searches for boy type book, but I was in the middle of 'The Gabriel Club' by Joydeep Roy Bhattacharya and was finding it a bit depressing- so gave 'Single White e-mail' a go. It was just the thing for my mood. It is light and funny. Cringy in parts- but in a good way like when you watch a TV programme and want to shout at the screen, because you know more than the character about what might happen. There weren't exactly any suprises in the plot, but the pace was good.

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