PRAISE FOR BOOTY NOMAD

“ A lyrical, poignant story of twenty-something love lost. ”

– Miami Herald

“ Booty Nomad is not only a smart, funny, and surprisingly sweet book about dating, sex, and ultimately love, but it also stands out as one of the most accurate portrayals of what it’s like to be a man dating today in America. ”

– Greg Behrendt, co-author of
He’s Just Not That Into You

“ The novel proves to have a surprisingly big heart—very funny. ”

– Booklist

“ Crackles with great jokes and on-the-money pop culture references…offers a subtle take one the different emotional needs of men and women. ”

– Marie Claire (UK)

“ Booty Nomad leaves you wanting more. ”

– Palm Beach Post

“ Smart dialogue and a stream of amusing scenarios . . . buy it ”

– Daily Mirror

“ Guffawing, with-snot-coming-out-of-your-nose-on-public-transport-funny . . . brilliant ”

– Donna McPhail, Radio Five Live

“ Don't read this on the bus - people'll think you're nuts as you giggle away! Written by a New York comedian, this is a wickedly funny tale of love and relationship woes from a man’s point of view. ***** ”

– New Woman

“ This is a male take on Bridget Jones's Diary which girls will also love reading. Our Mr Mebus has produced a wickedly chucklesome delight to read ”

– OK Magazine

“ [David is] cutely befuddled ”

– Elle (UK)

“ Read Booty Nomad . . . Witty debut novel packed with laugh-out-loud observations and funny one-liners . . . loveable, mixed up characters, who display the full gamut of emotions experienced by singletons trying to find their way in love and life ”

– Real Magazine

“ Bridget Jones in boxers . . . Scott Mebus has offered a riposte to all those chick-lit books . . . challenging the stereotype of men as emotionally inarticulate, terrified of commitment and incapable of giving any thought to their relationships unless their girlfriends force them to . . . very funny ”

– Glasgow Herald

“ A deliriously funny debut from a new comic talent . . . Booty Nomad captures modern life with perfectly black humour and dialogue to die for . . . has an emotional depth which is uncommon to Lad Lit ”

– Edition

“ This is one hell of a funny book – the snorting-while-laughing-out-loud kind ”

– Tonight