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There's a new professional blind dater on the scene, only this one is a mortician first, and a boy-crazy speed-dater second. This may well be some of the best airplane reading ever. Part relationship primer, part great fun, "All Men Are Cremated Equal: My 77 Blind Dates" depicts wry dating realities with hysterically embarrassing results. Through it all our lovely and bright heroine kept her head up and went on dates with a techno-geek, a soap opera junkie,a politican,and many more colorful cats. Just when it seemed her year of blind dating wasn't going to produce any success, Elizabeth found herself unexpectedly smitten with a fellow mortician, an equally lovelorn guy from Jersey. Snappy and readable – can’t wait for the sequel!
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All Men Are Cremated Equal: My 77 Blind Dates by Elizabeth Fournier
Debbie Grimmer, January 29, 2009
There's a new professional blind dater on the scene, only this one is a mortician first, and a boy-crazy speed-dater second. This may well be some of the best airplane reading ever. Part relationship primer, part great fun, "All Men Are Cremated Equal: My 77 Blind Dates" depicts wry dating realities with hysterically embarrassing results. Through it all our lovely and bright heroine kept her head up and went on dates with a techno-geek, a soap opera junkie,a politican,and many more colorful cats. Just when it seemed her year of blind dating wasn't going to produce any success, Elizabeth found herself unexpectedly smitten with a fellow mortician, an equally lovelorn guy from Jersey. Snappy and readable – can’t wait for the sequel!(1 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)