Interesting "You've Got Mail" retelling. This had somewhat of a slow start, but picked up for me, and I ended up enjoying it. I liked the main character. ( )

Very funny. Modern twist on You've got Mail film.
The Suit, the Rebel and the Jock.
The only issue I have is I am not keen on scenes where the main character/characters are intimate with someone else after they have met the Hero or heroine.
I know that when this happens in this book it's because it appears there is no future between the H/h and both are free to become involved with anyone else but it's not something I am keen on. I know why the author did it, she was showing that the connection between the heroine and the 3 men were on different levels, in different ways but I don't like to read about the intimate scene. ( )

The purpose of stories is to stop being in reality for a minute and discover something that brings us joy (or of some sort- if you are reading horror or a murder mystery joy might not be the right word) or satisfaction. This author makes my heart happy. Literally. No matter how crappy my day has been or how much stress I am feeling (especially around the holidays), I can count on her to give me a story that I can get lost in, a place that I can laugh out loud at, and where I can feel what the characters are feeling. It is much needed and appreciated in this crazy world that we live in.

As always, this story is packed with witty and snarky dialogues. THREE amazing heroes that all were to die for and a heroine that is as funny as she is quirky. Add in a dash of heat and comedic sidekicks and you have a perfect story.

I am so happy that this story will continue. I was lucky to read this before release. I can neither confirm nor deny that I might have done a jig and shouted, "it is a Festivus Miracle" around my imaginary Festivus pole. ( )

She's been looking for love in all the wrong places. Will this be the time she finally gets it right? Meghan Quinn has never been afraid to put her humorous side on display. In my opinion that's what makes her characters so endearing. We're all flawed and her stories remind us it's okay to own the imperfections in ourselves. Three Blind Dates is an irresistible look at love from every angle. The good, the bad and the ugly, through the eyes of a successful heroine. Her neuroses are a tad eccentric, but no less lovable. Noely longs for a life to call her own. Away from the spotlight and the celebrity. She craves something real. Quinn warms the heart with hints of wisdom, humorous dialogue and captivating characters. A win all the way around. ( )

4.5/5 stars



I'm so happy to start this year with a win!
This book was a little different from all the other books I've read lately. I really enjoyed it. I do think it might have been even better if there were more Jack chapters instead of just the small bit at the end. I would've loved to know more about his journey. But I'd recommend it to anyone who loves a good, fun and at times steamy romance with a slightly different setting.

PS. If anyone is actually going to start such a business near me, count me in! I really like the idea. ( )