Because of her actions throughout the course of the plot I can't say I ever warmed to her as a character, and I really didn't like how her story arc played out, but I enjoyed the plot enough to see it through to the end.

It’s fast paced and even the backtracking doesn’t halt the momentum and serves to give us further information. 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. She's full of quick wits, but she's also pretty judgemental at times too - especially of poor old Audrey. It's not deep and dark and going to take a week to get through, but it's absolutely perfect and such a breath of fresh air!Quick and exciting thriller, but the plot jumped the shark a bit, and took the main character in a direction I couldn't get on board with. I found this really suspenseful, it was quite twisty and full of surprises, it had a bit of everything in it, from romance to murder and I did really love the ending of this too, it was a really fun read. He works from home in London, thinking of twists for murder mysteries and practicing the banjo instead of writing (much to the annoyance of his neighbours). Full of intriguing characters, this story leads you first one way and then another as we follow Gwen on her journey. It's at this point that the story becomes truly gripping, once again capturing your undivided attention.

Perfectly light, and a page turner keeping you engaged, wanting to keep going to find out what happens next. Full of twisty turns and red herrings, it kept me guessing every other chapter but I never suspected the killer!Before she knows what’s happening, Gwen finds herself the main suspect in a serial killer’s murderous spree, and the only way she can clear her name is to track down her former dates (even those that have ghosted her) and unmask a killer before it’s too late. 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'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.

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. 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? You'll come for the addictive murder mystery, and stay for the brilliant satire of modern dating at its worst. For those unfamiliar with the Honda Civic Reliable rating, this means it's a SOLID book that I would still happily recommend but it's just lacking that je ne sais quoi to take it into 4/5 star territory.

I would definitely recommend it, I thoroughly enjoyed it and look forward to reading future books by this author !