From Publishers Weekly:
Yet another take on the singles scene, and from yet another British writer, this jaunty novel has one slightly new focus--the Internet as a dating device. "Bored, fat and unhappy" Jemima Jones is a hack writer on a small London paper, whose weight precludes both promotion (which she richly deserves, because she's smart) and getting together with the man of her dreams: kind, modest and gorgeous reporter Ben Williams. The Web opens a new world to Jemima, and when she begins an online correspondence with L.A. gym owner Brad, identifying herself as JJ, her friend Geraldine encourages her to send Brad a doctored photo of what she would look like if she were thin. Jemima joins a gym, goes on a diet and even becomes a blonde, preparing to accept Brad's invitation to come to L.A. Lucky JJ: Brad turns out to be a hunk, and the sex is great... but JJ senses that something is wrong. Meanwhile, Ben has become a celebrity "presenter" on British TV, but while the whole country goes gaga over his looks, he too feels that something is missing.

Passed to a friend to read and release.

June 4, 2005 - This found its way back to me and is now AVL.

reserved for the September "You're Such an Animal" Release Challenge

RELEASE NOTES:

at the Knitter's Fair being held in the ballroom.

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Leaving the KW knitters fair I saw what I thought was an interesting cover of a book to be at a knitting function - stillettos? Being nosey as I am I wondered over to the hall table in the reception area of the ballroom at Bingemans and then I found the yellow Bookcrossing note on the front.
I knew exactly what that meant so I snatched up my first find! I have yet to read and release but look forward to doing both :)

CAUGHT IN KITCHENER ONTARIO CANADA

That's my post above here. I was so excited about finding the book I forgot to log in :)