Blind Date – review (AD)
I was kindly given an advanced electronic copy of Blind Date in exchange for an honest review*.
Blind Date book blurb
Thirty-year-old Jenny has it all: a house, a job, great friends (one that comes with benefits), and a cat that is trying to kill her. What more could she want? Oh yes, the handsome hunk she shares an office with that she can’t stop fantasising about.
After giving up hope of landing her dream man, she gives in to her betrothed bestie and agrees to go on a few blind dates. What’s the worst that could happen?
Set in the Yorkshire town of Halifax, follow Jenny’s disastrous dates and embarrassing sexual encounters in this romantic comedy.
Will Jenny eventually get what she is looking for or is she destined to remain in sngledom forever?
My overall thoughts on Blind Date
This was a fun read which was light and silly in some places with some laugh out loud cringe moments.
I think the main character Jenny is really relatable – she isn’t perfect by any means and seems down to earth. I feel like she could be one of my mates actually!
Before I met my husband I had some horrendous blind dates just like Jenny does in this book.
Will Jenny ever have a good blind date? Will she meet the man of her dreams?
Maybe not with the rate of disaster dates she’s being set up on by her mother and best friend!
Jenny fancies a bloke at work but are the feelings mutual?
Blind Date is definitely a book that will seriously cheer you up and perfect for a cold damp day to snuggle up with.
About Debbie Ioanna
Debbie is a multi-genre indie author and blogger who was born in Bradford and lives there
with her husband, two-year-old daughter and anti-social cat Cleo. When she isn’t busy being a Mum,
working for her local council or studying towards her Open University degree, she is busy focusing on
her writing career.
Debbie doesn’t write to just one genre as she likes to write about anything. She is currently
working on a romantic-comedy series but who knows what she will be working on in the future.
As well as writing novels, short stories and blogs for her website, she is also reviewing other works by
indie authors. She is passionate about helping other indie authors as she knows it is a hard world to
master and getting reviews is a challenge on its own.
She has been a regular attending author at the UK Indie Lit Fest in Bradford for the last
few years and will be returning in 2020, as well as attending events in Shipley and Liverpool for the
first time.
Debbie began studying with the Open University in 2015, aiming towards a BA Honours in
Humanities, focusing on History and Creative Writing which are her two greatest passions. It is a
part-time course, due to end in 2021 which Debbie is hoping means she will have more time to
write.
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Publishing Information:
Published in digital and paperback formats on 1 August 2018.
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