"David Mathews’ memoir, Lemons and Lemonade: My Midlife Dabble in Online Romance, is entertainment to be enjoyed by both men and women. Mathews does not shirk his responsibility to provide a full accounting in this story of what could possibly go wrong with online dating. The women methodically selected for Mathews’ consideration fit no standard mold. Personalities and characteristics vary, one to the next. Into Mathews’ life is squeezed a bit of humor, high-jinx, unadulterated reality, bad luck waning toward no luck, only to rebound with hope, passion, and, most of all, perseverance. The relationships with his matches are vividly portrayed in his quest for an ever-after stocked with a woman to love, companionship, and happiness." —Connie Chappell, author of Wild Raspberries and Deadly Homecoming at Rosemont

"An insightful, witty and engaging memoir of the search for a partner in the twenty-first century with all of its advantages and complications. The reader vicariously experiences many titillating and sometimes scary encounters, always entertaining, on the way to finding true love. A truly great read." --Byron Brumbaugh, author of The Devil’s Vial