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by Rebekah Campbell
I found Rebekah Campbell's quest to find love in her thirties very empowering. Listening to the blend of awkward online dating sites, strange encounters, lots of interesting and uninteresting men was fascinating. Combine this with her start up business launching in silicon valley and quickly becoming out of her reach was such a dynamic I had never imagined to read.
Although I am unable to relate to 99% of Rebekah's life, I still enjoyed the ways that she intricately blended the the two major themes in her life and I found myself popping in and out of this book with each chapter. I was not drawn to read, but found it easy to read a chapter or two, have a giggle, pop it down and come back to it when I had a spare 30 minutes or so (whilst in the middle of a 600km relocation).
Thank you to Rebekah Campbell for providing me a gifted copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.
Although I am unable to relate to 99% of Rebekah's life, I still enjoyed the ways that she intricately blended the the two major themes in her life and I found myself popping in and out of this book with each chapter. I was not drawn to read, but found it easy to read a chapter or two, have a giggle, pop it down and come back to it when I had a spare 30 minutes or so (whilst in the middle of a 600km relocation).
Thank you to Rebekah Campbell for providing me a gifted copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.