"Don't email me if you want a supermodel. I'm twenty-two,divorced, and I have twins. I'm also overweight, unattractive,and have no education to speak of. I'm prettymuch not going to bring anything to the table exceptthe fact that I'm pretty nice and won't ask you to paymy bills. Here's my email address. Don't email if you'refull of it."With this ad, Stephanie Snowe relaunches herself into the world of dating. In this real-life account, she discovers that the search for Mr. Right can include a lot of wrong turns. With light-hearted sass, Stephanie introduces us to each Tom, Dick, and Denny... and their neuroses, pets, mullets, lies, puking... A girl can get discouraged having to deal with dive-bombingbirds, first-date proposals, and eavesdropping mothers. Is there a knight in shining armor out there with a higher IQ than his horse? Stephanie hopes so.

Meeting Mr. Right is the second of three books in the Mr. Right Novel Series.After a traumatic relationship in her first year of college, Julia is back in her hometown. She learned the hard way the dangers of dating Mr. Wrong and has put her priorities back on track, determined this time to wait for the right guy.You will travel...

They say that there are no good men out there, but they're wrong. Eligible, good men are everywhere—and author Elizabeth Shimer Bowers shows how you can find them in the unlikeliest ways. You don't have to look very far to meet the man of your dreams. There are plenty of timeless and creative ways to find the perfect man for you, such as: #210: Tour a brewery #946: Learn to sail #470: Volunteer at an animal rescue #778: Become a tour guide at a local attraction #505: Attend a scotch-tasting night #768: Tag along to a friend's company picnic #398: Visit Pedro's South of the Border As well as 992 other ways and places to find your Mr. Right! Not only will you learn the pros and cons of meeting men in the various venues, but you can also use the handy rating scale to find out how much time each activity takes, whether you should bring a girlfriend along, and how much money (if any) you must invest. Your future plus-one could be as close as a few seats away on the subway, a few paces behind you in line at the movies, or right outside your own front door. So, grab this book and go!