Internet Dating Is Not Like Ordering a Pizza

Added: (Thu Nov 20 2008)

Pressbox (Press Release) - Cherie Burbach shows Internet daters how to write an eye-catching profile, search for, and meet the right person online with her new book, Internet Dating is Not Like Ordering a Pizza (Bonjour Publishing, 2008).

Through dozens of concrete examples, Burbach shows daters how to handle coffee dates, what to do when you receive the wrong kind of response, and how to use each piece of a profile to your advantage.

"If you've tried online dating and given up," said Burbach, "or even if you thought the Internet wasn't right for you, Internet Dating is Not Like Ordering a Pizza will give you the courage to try again, this time armed with specific illustrations on what really works."

Internet Dating is Not Like Ordering a Pizza is Burbach's fifth book. She also penned At the Coffee Shop in 2005, a humorous account of her experience in meeting her husband online. She is the author of three poetry books, including A New Dish and The Difference Now. Her latest, Father's Eyes, which received the 2008 Editor's Choice Award by Allbooks Reviews.

Burbach is the Dating Feature Writer for Suite101, an online magazine with over 10 million views monthly. She also a blogs for many sites on the subjects of sports, entertainment, diabetes, career and kids, and relationships. Readers have resonated with Cherie's honest and inspirational "This I Believe" essay, which is the second-most popular out of over 32,000 entries on the NPR website. For more information, please visit Cherie's website, www.thedifferencenow.com.