Sarah Sargeant is a 29 soon to be 30 (horror!) woman who works as a waitress but is actually an actress who is desparing of ever finding the right man.

So after unsucessfully applying to take part in a reality dating show she decides to start a blog where she will challenging herself to test 50 ways to find a guy. I know one of them was speed dating because after that I started to skim the book but I dont think she ever tried 50 different ways.

The author tries to make her main character quirky and funny but she just ended up making her come across as obnoxious and with a dirty mind and mouth. I felt very prude reading some of her inner monologues.She is also very insulting and bitter about other women. Wich didnt help in endearing myself to me

"Why is she so pretty and talented?! Not fair?" Or thinking that another woman "could have been beautiful if not for her big nose.

I think the mystery of why she was single isnt such a big mystery.But of course in the end she finds true love. Yes life is strange.

I sort of suspected who she would end up with eventually though.And if you have ever seen a romantic comedy and starts to read this book you will too.

Its the best guy friend ( )

I was suprised to find that this book is more autobiographal than fiction - it is based on the authors on experiences as charted on her blog http://www.spinstersquest.com/ . Some really hilarious moments, very believable characters (ironically)and a fun read on searching and finding love for a thoroughly modern (nearly 30 something)woman.Don't read if you object to profanity. Do check out the blog as well. ( )

This book is an account of one British girl's journey to both find a lover as well as discovering herself. Lucy-Anne has a fresh voice, with witty banter and it was a very fast read.