Don't Swipe Right

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Comedic thrillers can be hard to pull off because most of the time they start of super funny and punchy but lose steam as they go along. I thought the jokey jokes were pretty evenly dispersed throughout the book, and there were several legit laugh out loud moments. I found this a real page turner and I think I’d gone through suspecting pretty much every character as the murderer as the book went on, definitely one that keeps you guessing literally until the second to last chapter!

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. Because this is frothy and fluffy and is full of ice cream vans and hen parties and, yes, a little killing.The stories of all of her terrible dates are hilarious, and I probably would have taken a golf club to that one guy, too. Swiping through the few eligible bachelors left in town, she spends her evenings out on one disastrous date after another. 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. Granted it was a wee bit out there when everyone In the book was shady and I'm sure Dandy would have been written up a dozen times over but its just such a sweet book.

Best of all, the suspense carried on right to the last page as you just couldn't guess who'd done it!

But when a string of murders suddenly occurs in her small coastal English city, she’s shocked by the connection between each of the victims—they’ve all been on a date with her. And just when you thought you had everything figured out, the true identity of the serial killer is unveiled, catching you completely off guard. 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.