Published: April 04, 2011
Words: 107,243 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781458079602

Short description

What in the name of Cupid is going on with the new internet dating site, Love.com? Marsha Underwood, VP of Marketing wants to know. The site goes viral, gets gigantic, does bad things and all hell breaks loose. Well, she just has suspicions about the ‘bad things’, and finding them might get her killed. And since everyone else is falling in love, she wouldn’t mind finding her soulmate, too.

Extended description

What in the name of flowers and candy is going on?!?! People are falling in love and getting married in unheard-of numbers after meeting on the new internet dating site, Love.com. Marsha Underwood, Director of Marketing believes something fishy is going on; the crazy success can’t be just good marketing. Marsha suspects her boss, Paul Latimer, may have something to do with it. She knows Paul will do anything to earn the respect of his own powerful, rich but remote father. And Paul flunked ethics in business school.

The trouble is, Paul is in love with Marsha, but for good reason she doesn’t consider Paul to be marriage material. When Marsha, her father and best friend begin to investigate the goings-on behind the pretty web pages, her allies are destroyed in mysterious fashion. Afraid for her own life from the man who claims to love her, Marsha nonetheless chooses to pursue the truth about the company that has made her rich. But Love.com is now a worldwide phenomenon, and won’.. (Read more) What in the name of flowers and candy is going on?!?! People are falling in love and getting married in unheard-of numbers after meeting on the new internet dating site, Love.com. Marsha Underwood, Director of Marketing believes something fishy is going on; the crazy success can’t be just good marketing. Marsha suspects her boss, Paul Latimer, may have something to do with it. She knows Paul will do anything to earn the respect of his own powerful, rich but remote father. And Paul flunked ethics in business school.

The trouble is, Paul is in love with Marsha, but for good reason she doesn’t consider Paul to be marriage material. When Marsha, her father and best friend begin to investigate the goings-on behind the pretty web pages, her allies are destroyed in mysterious fashion. Afraid for her own life from the man who claims to love her, Marsha nonetheless chooses to pursue the truth about the company that has made her rich. But Love.com is now a worldwide phenomenon, and won’t give up its secrets easily. All her courage and smarts may not be enough to unravel the Love.com mystery and save her own life. And while she’s at it, she wouldn’t mind finding the love she was created for.

Love.com is smart, original, fun and funny. It’s for everyone who has been in love, or wants to be, or just enjoys a suspenseful whodunit.
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Tags

suspense, mystery, relationships, humor, peoria, san francisco, denver, pasadena, st louis, internet dating, restaurants, oxytocin, the french laundry

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Review by: Madame Diotte on Nov. 19, 2011 :
Love.com’s exploration of online dating was both creative and thought-provoking. The dialogue, however, was often unnatural, and I lost interest in the book from time to time. After a while, the plot became more interesting and I was once again engaged. Overall, it was a pleasant read.
(reviewed long after purchase)

Review by: Margaret (Literary Chanteuse) on Aug. 15, 2011 :
When I began the book it almost had a short stories feel to it but as I read on the story began to tie in and I found it enjoyable. It did get a little technical and predictable however it is modern and fun with a creative approach.
(reviewed within a month of purchase)

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