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New Review:Surprise…Swipe Right: A Big Easy Holiday Comedy:Rhonda M. Lawson

 



5 out of 5 books

Miss Loretta is a jazzy widow who is out here enjoying her life. The last thing she’s thinking about is jumping back into the dating scene. Loretta’s daughter Liza sees things differently. Her mother always has this fabulous New Year’s Eve party but Liza wants her mother to have a date for her party. Liza secretly signs Loretta up for a dating app to get things moving. Now, Loretta is finding herself on dates and looking through app messages. But is Loretta ready for the dating life?


Surprise…Swipe Right: A Big Easy Holiday Comedy is a feel-good read by Rhonda M. Lawson. Lawson does an excellent job of bringing us a heart warming and hilarious comedy about modern senior dating adventures. What’s funny about this story is that everyone can experience the murky waters of the dating scene no matter what age you are. Surprise…Swipe Right: A Big Easy Holiday Comedy is a perfect holiday story by Rhonda M. Lawson.


Reviewed by Radiah Hubbert



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