Review: Two Fantastic Stories
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 17, 2012
I downloaded this awhile ago on one of its free days, and I finally had a chance to pick it up and read yesterday. All I can say is I'm sorry I put it off for so long!The first story is told from the man's perspective and I was instantly intrigued. Disillusioned, looking for love and not just a roll in the hay, he joins a dating site. He meets the woman of his dreams and get's the brush-off. "I'll check my schedule and get back to you" are not words you want to hear after a date. He goes on another and meets Cheryl. Funny, down to earth, she is interesting, but not the woman he wants. Until she throws the challenge flag by wanting to be friends, without benefits.Story two is told from Cheryl's perspective, and her story is very similar to Mark's- but her personal story is deeper and more confusing than one would think. I found myself actually laughing out loud through much of this book (many of Mark's comments are ones I've heard my husband make in reference to dating) and I spent a lot of time nodding and agreeing with Tanya's relationship advice.A worthy download, and one I will reread again and again. I highly recommend this to any reader who enjoys the duel perspective of the dating scene, and what it truly means to find "The One."