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 Dot.Homme - Jane Moore
 Dot.Homme - Jane Moore ... 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 re-evaluate everything she's ever known.Newest Review: ... story continues with her having a string of predictably disastrous dates, with all sorts of strange men – most of which have ... more ... not told her the truth. maybe sending Jess a photo that was taken 10 years ago or maybe not telling her the fact that they are actually married! Will Jess ever find the guy she looking for.
then in the book she also finds out that her sister livvy has breat cancer. so you see hows she deals with this as well as the dating
I found the book a definate snuggle and rea in bed book. it was enjoyable, it was quite funny in parts,
the part where Jess found out that her sister had breast cancer was quite touching,...more |
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by Yoy Yo - written on 06/02/08
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Very very poor. I found this book awfyl. What is the point in it. It is rude, poorly written and incoherent.
slushy stuff (369 words)
by parisbeach - written on 27/06/07 (Useful, 64 readings)
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The story is about a single 34 year old woman named Jess Monroe, working behind the scenes on a daytime TV show. After a run of hopeless relationships Jess has decided that she is happy single, until her friend Kara decides to buy her an ad on an Internet dating site for her 34th birthday. Jess at first is annoyed and embarrassed, but after thinking about it for a while she decides to give it a go. The story continues with her having a string of predictably disastrous dates, with all sorts of strange men – most of which have not told her the truth. maybe sending Jess a photo that was taken 10 years ago or maybe not telling her the fact that they are actually ...
Dot.Homme - Jane Moore: F, 34, London WLTM... (606 words)
by pink_glitter - written on 07/06/07 (Very useful, 129 readings)
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The author of this book, Jane Moore, is a columnist with the sun, and often pops up on TV shows. I don’t regularly buy newspapers, so I don’t read her column, but whenever she appears on TV I find her intensely annoying, so I wouldn’t have chosen to buy a book by her, but this one came free with an issue of Cosmo, and I thought I’d give it a go. ~The Plot~ The story centres around Jess Monroe, a single 34-year-old woman working behind the scenes on a daytime TV show. After a string of hopeless relationships Jess has decided that she is happy single, until her bitchy ‘friend’ Kara decides to buy her an ad on an Internet dating site for her 34th ...
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