Spent six years with the guy, despite the fact he ghosted me on our first date because he went to the wrong Kmart location (the only place within walking distance for then-carless me – it was, um, a very … romantic Kmart, okay? Full of twisty turns and red herrings, it kept me guessing every other chapter but I never suspected the killer! This had me hooked from the beginning, I was fully invested and engaged throughout, I binge read this in one sitting.

And just when you thought you had everything figured out, the true identity of the serial killer is unveiled, catching you completely off guard. when every guy she’s been on a date with turns up dead, and the police are looking at her direction, Gwen is determined to find out who the killer is. She didn’t end up liking any of the guys, and a couple were total jerks, but she didn’t want to kill them. When Gwen suspected that the dating app algorithm was off, she found her own hacker - who found even more damning evidence.Don't Swipe Right" is a novel that instantly captivates you from the start, filling your heart with glee through its clever humour and sarcastic tone. There ate no clichés, the policeman isn't a divorced drunk with authority issues, the main character isn't always crying and going into abandoned basements alone.

The only difference between Gwen and me is my stories include the requisite mind bleach whereas Gwen’s include a body count and the unwanted attention of a serial killer *smirks*. Perfectly light, and a page turner keeping you engaged, wanting to keep going to find out what happens next.Gwen procura o namorado perfeito numa aplicação do telemóvel chamada Connector, mas só tem encontros com rapazes estranhos que acabam todos por morrer em circunstâncias ainda mais estranhas. You'll come for the addictive murder mystery, and stay for the brilliant satire of modern dating at its worst. I thought the jokey jokes were pretty evenly dispersed throughout the book, and there were several legit laugh out loud moments.

Additionally, she is looking for a new roommate as her best friend prepares to get married to someone she hates.Gwen is tryna get back in the saddle after a traumatic breakup, but things goes from bleak to abysmal when her dates start getting picked off one by one. myself here, but I met my first serious, non-high school boyfriend on AOL Personals, way back when you had to use dial-up and wait twelve minutes for your potential date's photo to load. This book grabs you from the very funny start at the (groans, from hell) Hen Do from which Gwen retreats to the ladies and desperately swipes through dating app Connector as her best friend Sarah is now abandoning her to singledom.

A twisty, fast-paced and darkly hilarious modern murder mystery set in the terrifying and mystifying world of online dating , Don’t Swipe Right is perfect for fans of Bella Mackie’s How To Kill Your Family and Netflix’s You . I was laughing but also on the edge of my seat, these dates were so humorously horrid I couldn’t get enough. Because this is frothy and fluffy and is full of ice cream vans and hen parties and, yes, a little killing. Initially, Gwen's breakup with Noah seems like the major revelation, leaving you somewhat underwhelmed. You do kind of have to suspend disbelief when it comes to the big reveal because it's not exactly the most plausible sequence of events, but it's still tremendously entertaining.Problem is, each date seems to be worse than the one before, and then comes the mother of all dates, a serial killer intent on murdering all of her previous dates! I was so invested in the story and seeing who was behind the murders and the connection (LOL) to our main character. Let’s face it, I’m sure we’ve all got a tale or two to tell when it comes to the perils of online dating. Years later, by the time OkCupid made it's appearance, I was a little more internet dating-savvy and managed to snag my now-husband (I mean “now-husband” in the “he - obviously - wasn't my husband when I met him” sense, not in the “eventually he won't be my husband anymore” sense) … after a few terrible, terrible dates with other guys, anyway. A twisty, fast-paced and darkly hilarious modern murder mystery set in the terrifying and mystifying world of online dating, Don't Swipe Right is perfect for fans of Bella Mackie's How To Kill Your Family and Netflix's You.