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The Internet Dating Craze
- April 20th, 2006
- 1:42 am
Mystery author lifts lid on online dating. Trying to find love in cyberspace?
Don’t click that mouse until you’ve read this new book about the internet dating craze!
Online dating is big news with Joan Rivers reportedly joining match.com and Declan Donnelly admitting he may have to look online for love, but for debut author Jo Elliott, it’s all very much old news. Not only has she ‘been there, done that, got the t-shirt’, she’s written about it too:
I’m Celibate - Get Me Out of Here! is the true story of one woman’s attempts to find true love via online dating.
So frank is this memoir, the true identity of Jo Elliott cannot be revealed. In a first of its kind publication in the UK, Jo (aka Jo-to-Go) tells it like it is - and, much like most of her dates, it isn’t pretty!
From guys whose idea of a nice to meet you gift is a bag of sex toys and porn videos, to vertically challenged trust-fund bad boys, serial womanisers and ageing lotharios - all presenting themselves in cyberspace as early 30s, affluent catches!
“I’m Celibate - Get Me Out of Here!” is an unputdownable real life romp through Jo’s dates, mates and love-life disasters, brought cringingly to life through the actual emails, dating profiles and accounts of her encounters.
Join Jo and her would-be suitors on a whistle stop tour of London’s eateries, bars and clubs, recoil in horror at her experience of speed-dating, balk at the audacity of the date who got married, but kept trying to come back for more Jo-to-Go, experience the frustration-inducing Northern Line and the restorative properties of Mario’s bacon sarnies… and if you can cope with the excitement, join Jo and Ducati-Bloke at the Travelodge, Birmingham…
Effortlessly capturing society’s obsession with everything ‘e’ and the eternal quest for true love and romance, Jo’s sassy, up-to-the-minute girl-about-town style will fascinate and enthral readers of all ages.
“I’m Celibate - Get Me Out of Here!” is published by Know the Score Books.
Jo Elliott is the pen name of a successful, solvent, London based advertising professional, who, due to the nature of the revelations in her book, wishes to remain anonymous. However, as long as her identity is protected, she is happy to be interviewed.
