Next Time Lucky: How to Find Your Mr. Right: A word, please

Some reviews

Why is it so difficult to meet somebody today?

In spite of all the networking possibilities and social media?

If you are Single, Divorced or Widowed and want to get back into the Dating game, if you're looking for that elusive partner, you will be interested to hear how a pro went about it. I was a matchmaker in Ireland and had my own dating agency. I'm sharing my experience and insider views with my readers. For more info see my book's website: www.NextTimeLucky.com!

I had the honor of being asked to come on the local NBC show First Coast Living twice in the last week to give dating advice. If you missed it, you can read all that stuff in my book.

Friday, June 10, 2011

A word, please

A word to clarify my position here as an expert on dating or "Dating Guru" as it came up in correspondence with a website I write for (www.ezinearticles.com).
I do not own a dating service or dating site anymore nor do I have stakes in any of them.
If I review a website - like the one that recruits God's help directly - I do that because of some outrageous claims they make, or sometimes I mention hilarious facts like the client who took a matchmaker to court because she couldn't find him his Ms. Perfect. If I write about Ivy League clients it's because I saw such an ad and compare its alleged stringent search criteria to my business practice in Ireland. I'm not on the take by any of them either. I want to help daters who genuinely searching and help with my experience to make informed decisions. The only thing I'm promoting ad lib as much as I please is my book: Next Time Lucky.

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Jan 15, 2014 Gemma Farrow rated it 4 of 5 stars

This was an enjoyable and funny read. I connected with Cherie even though she's older than me because her dilemma at finding the right guy is shared by all women, no matter what their age. I laughed and cringed, and shook my head at some of the situations that arose. Ultimately this is a story about knowing yourself, being sure and confident within your own skin...and not letting your sense of self be worn down by the opinions and treatment of those unworthy men you come across in your quest to...more

A Great Resource,

January 2, 2014

Sara Knight "Bookie"

Next Time Lucky: How to Find Your Mr. Right (Kindle Edition)

"Next Time Lucky - How To Find Your Mr. Right" by Siggy Buckley is quite an amusing romance (with dating tips!) I curled up with it over the New Year's and enjoyed every page of it. Ahh.. the search for the perfect man - Where do we start and more importantly where do we end! Told with humility and intelligence, each chapter will strike a cord with all ages, male or female, as we attempt to find love, happiness, or at least get a shift. I loved how honest the author was about her adventures of modern dating. There are tips on choosing dating sites, writing strong profiles and a lot more. I have dog-eared several pages ;)"

Book review of NTL

A fun novel...Jennifer Naughton-Alexander
This is a fun novel about the ins and outs of Online Dating by someone who knows a thing about it because the author runs her own dating agency! I really enjoyed the story and there is just something about the writing and the setting (Dublin) that made me think that I was in the middle of a book by Sheila O'Flanagan or Cathy Kelly! The story flows well and the main character is very likable, I route for her right from the start. The situations are very real and as I have seen friends go through the process the book shows you really do meet all kinds. I honestly can say I really loved this story and I look forward to reading more by Siggy Buckley.

I recommend this to all who enjoy Chick-Lit !
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More Comments on Amazon

"This genre gets read mostly by women, but the men out there will surely enjoy and benefit just as much if not more. The author does a masterful job of bringing us along through the highs and lows of internet dating (plenty of amusing lows), of the awkward and intriguing experiences when searching for love after a divorce and grown kids. The writing is extremely polished: clever, funny, erotic and tasteful." Jason Matthews

"It will feel laughingly familiar to those who have done it, serve as valued education for those considering it, and entertain anyone who enjoys the deeper meanings within all relationships."