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Book Review: I Came, I Saw, I Coffeed by Bruce Miller

Author: Bruce Miller
Release Date: 16th September 2017
Genre: Non-Fiction
Edition: E-book
Pages: 156
Publisher: Pacific Trust Holdings NZ Ltd

Rating: ★★★

Blurb:

I Came, I Saw, I Coffeed Online Dating: Why Didn’t He Call Me Back? What Goes Through a Man’s Mind on the First Meet? Impressions from a Man Who Had Over 350 First Meetups. Have you ever wondered what goes through a man’s mind when you first meet? “Why didn’t he ask me out again? What did he think of me?” “Did I say the wrong thing?” I was newly singled after an unwanted divorce and retired early, so I had time on my hands to find a girlfriend. I didn’t want to be alone, and hadn’t dated in years. I was eager to meet a woman, and became discouraged trying to find someone to be your love, your best trusted friend, a confidant and companion — a very difficult task. Seeing my low spirits to get on with searching to find a woman, a good friend simply told me dating is “Just a game of numbers — the more ladies you meet, the better decision you’ll make.” So, I ventured into the field of online dating and over three years met over 350 ladies. Many women asked me what goes through a man’s mind when he meets a woman. In this book I spell out my thoughts about the women I met, her walk, her appearance, demeanor, clothes, habits, figure, etc. in detail.

Review

I Came, I Saw, I Coffeed by Brian Miller basically is more like a report of the author’s real-life online dating experiences.

This book is unique, to put it mildly, and quite amusing, to be very honest. It was interesting to read about the author’s observations about what women want and how they behave, but it did feel unusual to be reading about them, especially in the starting. But once the tone was set, it got quite interesting.

I liked the plain writing as this book was more about its content than the writing itself and enjoyed reading it.

I’d recommend it to anyone interested in the subject of online dating as this book is a fun, light and a very quick read.


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