Love @ First Site: A Novel - Tapa blanda

"A chick-lit bonbon." --"Entertainment Weekly

"Jane Moore's new novel is spot-on when it comes to tuning in to the female zeitgeist . . . will leave you with a warm glow." --"Elle
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"A first-rate romantic comedy with an endearing heroine and snappy, spot-on dialogue." --Emily Giffin, author of" Something Borrowed and" Something Blue
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"A fabulously funny read." --"Glamour

"A chick-lit bonbon." --"Entertainment Weekly"

"Jane Moore's new novel is spot-on when it comes to tuning in to the female zeitgeist . . . will leave you with a warm glow." --"Elle"
"
""A first-rate romantic comedy with an endearing heroine and snappy, spot-on dialogue." --Emily Giffin, author of" Something Borrowed "and" Something Blue"
"
""A fabulously funny read." --"Glamour"

"Jane Moore's new novel is spot-on when it comes to tuning in to the female zeitgeist . . . will leave you with a warm glow." --"Elle"
"
""A first-rate romantic comedy with an endearing heroine and snappy, spot-on dialogue." --Emily Giffin, author of" Something Borrowed "and" Something Blue"
"
""A fabulously funny read." --"Glamour"

"A chick-lit bonbon." --"Entertainment Weekly"
Jane Moore s new novel is spot-on when it comes to tuning in to the female zeitgeist . . . will leave you with a warm glow. Elle

A first-rate romantic comedy with an endearing heroine and snappy, spot-on dialogue. Emily Giffin, author of Something Borrowedand Something Blue

A fabulously funny read. Glamour

A chick-lit bonbon. Entertainment Weekly
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Spunky, sweet-natured Jessica Monroe is thirty-four years old and perfectly happy being single. Her girlfriends, however, disapprove. And when they secretly place a personal ad on a hot singles website on her behalf, Jess is reluctantly hurtled into the topsy-turvy world of online dating. A laugh-out-loud whirlwind of disastrous dates ensues, from Simon, who seems dreamy over e-mail but ditches her at the dinner table, leaving her with the bill, to Graham, a self-described “Ferrari driver” who turns out to be a car salesman—with several (old, fat, bald, creepy, cheap, stuck-up) men in between. When an unforeseen event turns her world upside down, Jess starts to wonder if the qualities she thinks she wants in a man—gorgeous, wildly successful, with a taste for fun and the finer things—really are what she ultimately needs . . . and whether, as a new mystery suitor appears in her e-mail inbox, Cupid has other possibilities up his sleeve.

Told with Jane Moore’s sparkling wit, wisdom, and sass, Love @ First Site is an irresistible tale about what happens when we start to look for love between the lines on a computer screen—and a winning, unputdownable look at contemporary romance.