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Dear Bumbling Boy...​​

An author’s assessment: Turning online dating blunders into creative characters

 

What started out as a joke ("This is entertaining; you should write a book about your dates gone wrong") turned into a reality the moment I took a class on character development and realized that my bumbled online dating experiences were merely research opportunities for future book characters. 


From scammers and sexual predators to Mr. Nice Guys and heart stealers, I've gathered enough material to inspire all kinds of literary personalities-while laughing and learning about men and myself along the way. A tongue-in-cheek expose about my online dating mishaps awaits.


To all the single ladies out there: one day our prince will come. Until then, let's just laugh at all the frogs we're forced to kiss. 

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“If you are stuck trying to navigate the starts and stops of new relationships, this book will help you laugh through the chaos of modern-day dating.” – Hilary Ritter (Young), founder of AstrologyDating.com

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Read the full Independent Book Review here

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Coming Soon: Dear Bumbling Boy...

Coming Soon: Dear Bumbling Boy...

NOW AVAILABLE ON AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1954687133 What started out as a joke ("This is entertaining; you should write a book about your dates gone wrong") turned into a reality the moment I took a class on character development and realized that my bumbled and blundered online dating experiences were merely research opportunities for future book characters. From scammers and sexual predators to Mr. Nice Guys and heart stealers, I've gathered enough material to inspire all kinds of literary personalities-while laughing and learning about men and myself along the way. This is solely my personal (in)experience in the world of online dating, and how I amuse myself by turning the failures into fictitious potential. A tongue-in-cheek expose about my online dating mishaps awaits. To all the single ladies out there: one day our prince will come. Until then, let's just laugh at all the frogs we're forced to kiss.
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