Review of the book Daisy Mae
Daisy Mae, a 52-year-old woman who just got divorced, is looking for a romantic break. She decides to try online dating because she has small knowledge in the dating industry. She begins with dread and travels through amateurish online situations and amusing events with only rudimentary computer skills. She maintains a diary and details the ups and downs of her menopausal online extravaganza.
Despite her heartache over her ex-husband Voldemort ( who she describes as her terrible father-in-law ), Daisy is a likeable and well-rounded character who finds the courage to continue on her quest for love. She survives the trials and tribulations of finding a gentleman online with the assistance of her seventeen-year-old princess, her feisty friend Pinkie, and her centenarian neighbor Jeannie. She also shares some of her scientific activities from her role as a sexual health md in this regard.
She writes in a very comedic manner and brings a sense of humor to a subject other matter that is extremely significant. We look forward to hearing more from her in the future because of her normal skills. This text is highly recommended by Chuck Lit Cafe because of its reasonable style, laughter, and enjoyable reading. A character we can all relate to and support as she tries her hardest to get the job done is a fresh acquire on online relationship.