Meeting Ms. Right

In Jeanty's MEETING MS. RIGHT readers are introduced to best friends Malcolm, a school teacher, and Dexter, a mechanic, who find themselves making some very important decisions in life. Malcolm is having trouble finding a woman who will take him seriously. He's always walking in Dexter's, player extraordinaire shadow. So when he decides it's time to be a man he sets out on a mission to find the woman of his dreams. Malcolm finds just what he's looking for in Eileen but will he be graced with the know how to make it last? Dexter has so many women he doesn't know whether he's coming or going. When he and Malcolm go clubbing he always makes sure his best friend meets someone as well. Tired of the monotony of bedding so many women, Dexter is forced to make a life-altering decision that will change the outlook of his perception of women. MEETING MS. RIGHT is a well-written and highly engaging read. The storyline, plot and memorable characters are sure to please. Page after page the words flowed effortlessly thus my not having to reread a single passage for clarity. This is my first novel by the very talented Richard Jeanty but it certainly will not be my last. Reviewed by Pamela Bolden of The RAWSISTAZ Reviewers

How many women out there are looking for a guy like Malcolm? Unfortunately men like Malcolm don't exist anymore. Malcolm is the personification of a dream husband and he melts my heart away. I'm looking for Malcolm! However, I'll settle for Dexter. Great story!

Every woman needs to read this book. As much as women talk about a good man, half of them can't even recognize when a good man is before them. This book captures the essenc of the bad boy against the good guy. Malcolm struggled with his identity, but he eventually found himself and there was a good sister out there to recognize it. Guys like Dexter come a dime a dozen and it's no surprise that they win against all odds. As a man, I really enjoyed this book, but every guy should make sure his girlfriend/wife reads this.

Malcolm is victimzed for his kindness while his best friend is rewarded for being a bad boy. Jeanty did a wonderful job exploring the relationships between friends, mother and son and male/female. It's a great read!

This book flipped the script on male/female relationship and i enjoyed the approach that the author took. Jeanty has brought to light the fact that parents sometimes force their sons to be promiscuous just because they don't bring a woman home every now and then. Women can learn a lot about men from this book. Congratulation on a great book.