Review: Catch.Net - Rita Delude

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Catch.net


Review: Catch.Net - Rita Delude - 2018
This book had me wanting to read it due to not only the name which I loved as I have a thing for reading books that contain social networking sites and online dating but also the cover is adorable with the coffee cup and makes it a warm and welcoming story. Janice has been burned a few times and feels that everything she touches turns to ruin as she blames herself for all the tragedy in her life. Her best friend Wanda helps her set up a profile on a dating site called Catch.Net as she wants Janice to be happy. During her dating adventures, we read as Janice goes on some dates with some duds, some stalkers - Wayne, some nice - Matt, some snobs and then Mr. Perfect for Janice - Ron.  I liked this part, and Janice's love story of trials and triumphs with Ron and what made me feel more connected to the story was that the author's husband as we learn in her bio is called Ron which added more romantic notion to the story. I loved too that he was hardworking yet had a sensitive side which made him the perfect gentleman. However, Catch.Net isn't just your usual romance and online dating novel as it also touches some edgy and dark topics especially those surrounding suicide and death.  I read this book in one sitting, and if you are looking for a quick read, then Catch.Net is the perfect mixture of happiness and sadness for readers.


Goodreads Link : https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/38927698-catch-net?ac=1&from_search=true

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