Writer Ferraro points out that satire is concrete and topical.

Reviewed first for publisher Title: . Quest For a Main Squeeze Author: . T H Ferraro Line/Publisher: . Xina Release Date: . 2002 ISBN: 1-930805-12-8 various eBook Formats $5.95 to $9.95 I received pdf for review Interesting read recommended The Review: In Quest For a Main Squeeze Writer Ferraro has written a 68 page satirical work of 13 chapter chapters. Titles include Making sense of it all, Into the Lioness’ Den, T V dating, A match made in oblivion, The Potential Marriage Potential, The Meet Market, The Meat Market, Let’s Get Personal, On line and Off track, The Candy Story, Work and Pray, Around Town, It’s an adventure. He completes the work with Where Do We Go From Here? Ferraro presents an entertaining, at times amusing view of the dating and marriage game in Quest For a Main Squeeze. Chapter 1 ‘Making Sense Of It All’ brings the reader a discussion of trust and the specter of VD as a result of misplaced trust. Pick Up lines are offered in Chapter 6. The Meet Market will have you smiling in spite of yourself. Advantages and Disadvantages of dating services are discussed in Chapter 10, ‘The Candy Store.’ Writer Ferraro points out that satire is concrete and topical it is not personal attack and not sarcasm. Chip Dunham Cartoons add to the divertissement found on the pages of Quest For a Main Squeeze. For those who need it Ferraro offers a rejection letter readers are welcome to use or modify to fit their own needs. Ferraro’s thoughts for dating parents are filled with good advice. His explanation of what women mean when they speak and what men mean when they say the same words will keep the reader smiling even while nodding their head in agreement. Quest For a Main Squeeze is not a story book, however it is an engaging read crafted by talented writer T H Ferraro. The situations, suggestions and concerns presented by Ferraro are right on for those who are dating or thinking they might want to be. Ferraro’s writing style is great fun. Interesting read recommended Reviewed by: molly martin http://www.angelfire.com/ok4/mollymartin