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Anonymous
Posted December 24, 2011
Not for me
I like most books about online dating, but I found this one to be rather silly.
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Anonymous
Posted November 7, 2006
Age Is Just a Number: Adventures in Online Dating
The only thing wrong with D.S. White's new book, 'Age is Just a Number', is that it ends. This book is one of the best that I have read this year and now I am impatiently waiting for the next volume detailing Divine's journeys and escapades through cyberspace. As a newly published writer, D.S. White has taken no time for a slow start with 'Age is Just a Number'. From page one, Ms. White snatches you into Divine's world of the newly single, technically challenged dater and does not hesitate about holding you hostage until the very end of 'Age is Just a Number', which ends with the reader wanting more and more. With 'Age is Just a Number', D.S. White provides readers with a bird's eye view of Divine's struggles and challenges in adjusting to a whole new world of cyber dating that comes complete with its own language. With a friendly and intimate writing style, D.S. White has successfully captured the drama and excitement of a courageous woman forging into new territory. Divine is a character you will relate to, cheer for and identify with as you follow her through her first Internet steps to actual email writing, responding and in person meetings. All in all, D.S. White proves to be an excellent storyteller that grabs her audience and never lets them go.
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Anonymous
Posted July 11, 2006
Age Is Just a Number: Adventures in Online Dating
If there is one word to describe the musings of this delightful first-time author it would be ¿refreshing.¿ D.S. White is refreshingly honest, refreshingly funny, and refreshingly human. I feel as if I¿ve just discovered a long-lost friend or relative. Readers will relate to the absolutely real words and thoughts that decorate the pages of this ¿blook¿ (the first I¿ve ever read, by the way), and will come away from their read with insight to their own hearts and lives.
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