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I have to say how Ted and Lacey met was real familiar.
In fact I even got to meet my Ted because we were hitting it
off online so well. But when we met we were both disappointed.
I think its because Ted and Lacey REALLY got to know each other
before they met. Mark and I rushed into it and really didn't
know each other to well! We were just real hot! Thats not enough.
I know that now. I might try again but go a little slower this
time.
-Julie M. Ft. Smith, AR
I was even crazier. After lots of emails and a few calls,
I flew across country and lived with William for almost a month
in this big house.(His brother Ned lived there too. We all hated
each other and only after I did that I realized they could of
been murderers or something. My mother warned me. I should've
listened. Ned cooked real good though. He was a cutie. He even
paid for my ticket home.
-KS
One of my good buddies met his wife through online
chatting. They lived about 2 hours apart at the time, it progressed
naturally and now they have 4 kids!!.
In the beginning we all gave them a hard time about it, but
as the relationship continued onward to marriage we realized
how good for each other they actually were.... Lacey's Day
captures that once in a lifetime roulette wheel of love that
can happen anywhere at all even through a modem...................
- Dave Sommars
I know of at least two people who ended up getting
married to people they met on the Internet. I've always wondered
how a medium like e-mail could bring people together and create
such a strong bond.
Throughout the book, I kept reading on to see how this relationship
would develop. I'd definitely like to know more about these
characters.
-Lynn N., Illinois
Awesome book, a real page turner. Left me wanting
more of Ted and Lacey's love affair.
-Robert Smith
This book is so true to life it gives me chills. The
beginning interest, the slow growth of intimacy and trust, all
via email, a medium that allows us to speak from our hearts
and to echo our souls without all the distractions of everyday
life. Jack Eadon has described perfectly a relationship that
started for me over two years ago and is still going strong
today. A delightful book that brought back both the fears and
the joy of the beginnings of my email relationship. I only wish
mine will turn out as well!
-Nancy Burke
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