Love can be a tough business in any era, but with the current wave of digital dating has added a whole new wave of difficulty to finding true love. Here are two romance novels which detail the perils of digital dating.
The Right Swipe by Alisha Rai
There’s not much about dating apps the Rhiannon Hunter doesn’t know, but when it comes to romance, she less sure of herself. Rhi is devoted to her career, and although she makes a living from hook-ups, her own cynical view of romance means she rarely swipes right. Her ethos of self-preservation protects her up to a point, but when she is swept off her feet one night by retired pro footballer Samson Lima.
Samson is sweet and sexy, but doesn’t hang around and after that one crazy night, he vanishes. By the time he resurfaces, Rhi thinks she has gotten over her feelings for him in the wake of his sudden departure. To make matters worse, though, Samson is working with a direct business rival.
Can their relationship survive these constant glitches and is Rhi prepared to break all her rules of romance for one shot at true love?
How To Hack A Heartbreak by Kristin Rockaway
Mel has swiped right one too many times and this time she has vowed to get revenge on a succession of sleazebags who insist one sending her unsolicited pictures of an adult variety. What they don’t know is the Mel is a computer whizz who specializes in fixing up laptops and coding. The dating app Fluttr has brought her into the world of the aforementioned sleazebags, but when she decides to make her own app to turn the tables on these guys, it explodes. JerkAlert strikes a chord with harassed women and is an instant success. But when Mel must decide between a relationship with the one nice guy she might have a thing for – Alex – and her burgeoning career, she has a tough choice to make.
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