Don't Swipe Right

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The book effortlessly draws you in, immersing you in its intriguing storyline and well-developed characters. Problem is, the men she goes on dates with (some terrible, please don’t happen to me kind of dates) start showing up dead. Gwen's reactions and emotions are relatable, and her sense of humour adds an entertaining dimension to her point of view. You are literally second guessing absolutely everyone and it's summed up nicely in the end with no real plot holes.

She is refreshingly realistic, a character who feels like a genuine human being rather than a mere archetype. Cons: love story between detective and Gwen, sometimes they went a lil too rogue, some eyeroll moments (the taser scene at the end. 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. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.Additionally, she is looking for a new roommate as her best friend prepares to get married to someone she hates. on the wrong road on the wrong side of town, and then got annoyed that he couldn't find me and turned off his phone and went home and didn't contact me again until weeks later. You'll come for the addictive murder mystery , and stay for the brilliant satire of modern dating at its worst.

After a curious incident with one potential date via the app, he sends her a cryptic message about a dead jogger. 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 won't say that Gwen will be everyone's cup of tea, but think of her as a grittier Finlay Donovan or like the FMC of any Lindsey Kelk book. 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. This is a very good blend of perfect pitched humour with a very twisty, suspenseful mystery and police investigation.As Gwen tracks down her terrible dates in an attempt to catch the killer, she will realize that anyone could be a murderer. I'd say it's similar in vein to Sweetpea in that it's far fetched, but as the reader you're still happy to go along for the ride.