Recently, I was contacted via email by Cherie Burbach, the author of
'Internet Dating Is Not Like Ordering a Pizza' and she offered to send me the book to read and review.

I got the book and have finished reading it. I thoroughly enjoyed it, even though I am in a relationship, this book sure brought back memories for me when it comes to internet dating and man, I sure wish I would have had this book back then!
Actually, my ex-husband and I met through a local radio station's date line - that was even before internet dating was popular! Oh how I would have loved a book like this then even!

First, let me give you a bit of background on the author:

"Cherie Burbach used her experience with meeting her husband online to pen At the Coffee Shop, a humorous look at the world of Internet dating. Cherie went on over 60 coffee dates in just six months. She met lots of great people and one of those turned out to be the guy she would marry just one year later.

She is the Dating Feature Writer for Suite101, an online magazine with over 10 million views monthly, and also the author of three poetry books, including A New Dish and The Difference Now. Her latest, Father's Eyes, has received the 2008 Editor's Choice Award by Allbooks Review."

Now, on to the book:

First of all, it's an easy read. This book was set up easily and is written just as if she's talking to you. There are tons of examples on what to do and what not to do when using dating sites. Cherie even gives advice regarding the best way to set up your profile.

Online dating etiquette is covered, there is a useful question and answer section and excellent resources listed in the back of the book.

If you're single and want to give internet dating a try or you've already tried and didn't have a good experience, I highly recommend reading this book and then giving it a whirl!

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Contest ends Friday, March 6, 2009 at 5 pm EST