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Book Review By Sandra Calhoune
Mr. Maybe by Jane Green

Libby Mason is a 27 year old, single woman looking for Mr. Right. Although Libby is attractive, smart and has a good job as a public relations assistant, she is tired of always being the bridesmaid and never the bride. Libby's perfect dream is to meet and marry a handsome and rich Mr. Right and live in a fancy home. When Libby meets Nick, a sexy writer, she quickly realizes that he doesn't meet her criteria for a mate. First of all, Nick has no money. And secondly, he lives in a crummy flat and has a pack of friends that Libby dislikes. Despite his flaws Nick is fantastic between the sheets and Libby finds herself falling for Mr. Wrong. Problem is, Nick has no intention of committing to Libby. When Libby meets Ed McMann, a wealthy and successful financier, she realizes that on paper Ed is everything she's been looking for in a husband. He is interested in getting married, he's successful, he has sacks of cash, he's powerful and well-connected. Ed is the Anti-Nick. Problem is, Ed is not handsome, he doesn't have a sense of humor and he has no sexual appeal. In a nutshell, he doesn't make her feel the way Nick makes her feel.

As Libby is forced to choose between two men and two lifestyles she has to look inside her heart to see what really matters.


Plot & Themes
Tone of book? - humorous
Time/era of story - 2000+ (Present Day)
Romance/Romance Problems Yes
Kind of romance:
Is this an adult or child's book? - Adult or Young Adult Book
Unmarried Love Triangle? Yes

Main Character
Gender - Female
Age: - 20's-30's
Ethnicity/Nationality

Main Adversary
Identity: - society

Setting
How much descriptions of surroundings? - 3 ()
Europe Yes
European country: - England/UK
City? Yes
City: - London

Writing Style
Sex in book? Yes
What kind of sex: - vague references only - descript of kissing - touching of anatomy - licking - actual description of hetero sex - Boob talk!
Amount of dialog - roughly even amounts of descript and dialog
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