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 Getting Personal - Chris Manby
Newest Review: ... gets to vet the potential dates before they happen. As the story progresses none of the dates for any of the three friends ... more  ... work out very well, and they're all asking each other why. What could be stopping them all find love?
I won't give any more of the plot away as it would spoil it for you. I laughed and cringed throughout this book.
There was one very funny situation where all three went on a triple date. It obviously ended in disaster as no-one liked who the others were dating for various reasons. Between an argument, some handcuffs, and worry over how the bill was going to be divided; a triple date wasn't going to happen again.
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Getting Personal - Chris Manby: Triple dating (474 words)
by - written on 12/10/08 (Very useful, 93 readings)
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I was first introduced to Chris Manby via this book, Getting Personal. I had it given to me a few years ago, and since then have gone on to read more of her books. Getting Personal is set around three friends, Martin, Ruby and Lou. All three of them are single and wondering why they can't find their soul mates. After a mad conversation one night they all decide to place personal ads for each other. The plot follows the paths of these personal ads and the funny and disastrous stories that follow. The plan is that whoever places the ad for their friend gets to vet the potential dates before they happen. As the story progresses none of the dates ... Read the complete review
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