Meet Lucretia. A witty, acutely observant, stiletto-loving writer with an unwavering belief that Mr Right is just around the corner. She just needs to overcome some questionable decision making, lackluster sexual adventures and downright bizarre male behaviour along the way. After falling out of love and ending her 10 year marriage, Lucretia finds herself navigating a strange new world as a thirty-something single woman without a road map. From an earth shattering moment in a car park with an intellectually stimulating stranger to being stalked in a gay bar and finding herself up a tree in a cemetery at 4.30am being attacked by angry birds, this soul-bearing memoir is equal parts heartbreaking, hilarious and astonishingly honest. The Men I?ve Almost Dated is a voyeuristic, thoughtful and at times mortifying memoir about a woman who?s determined to follow her heart wherever it leads, even when the road is a dead end. Described as Bridget Jones?s Diary meets Sex and the City with a dash of Eat, Pray, Love, Lucretia?s story will have you cringing, laughing aloud and shaking your head with disbelief from sta
Meet Lucretia. A witty, acutely observant, stiletto-loving writer with an unwavering belief that Mr Right is just around the corner. She just needs to overcome some questionable decision making, lackluster sexual adventures and downright bizarre male behaviour along the way. After falling out of love and ending her 10 year marriage, Lucretia finds herself navigating a strange new world as a thirty-something single woman without a road map. From an earth shattering moment in a car park with an intellectually stimulating stranger to being stalked in a gay bar and finding herself up a tree in a cemetery at 4.30am being attacked by angry birds, this soul-bearing memoir is equal parts heartbreaking, hilarious and astonishingly honest. The Men I?ve Almost Dated is a voyeuristic, thoughtful and at times mortifying memoir about a woman who?s determined to follow her heart wherever it leads, even when the road is a dead end. Described as Bridget Jones?s Diary meets Sex and the City with a dash of Eat, Pray, Love, Lucretia?s story will have you cringing, laughing aloud and shaking your head with disbelief from sta