Throughout the story we are given different suspects and just when I thought I had figured it out another curveball would come my way.

Full of twisty turns and red herrings, it kept me guessing every other chapter but I never suspected the killer! A Gwen era engraçada, encontrou-se numa situação bastante caricata ao ver os homens com quem se encontrava através de uma aplicação de encontros a serem assassinados e ela tornar-se a principal suspeita da polícia. Add in a useless coffee van, with equally useless assistant, and a ton of broken dreams and Gwens life couldn't really get any worse.

Once you start reading, the book becomes impossible to put down, compelling you to devour it in a single day. That is, until she swipes right on a serial killer who is intent on murdering all the men she’s previously dated. 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. 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! And just when you thought you had everything figured out, the true identity of the serial killer is unveiled, catching you completely off guard.

The stories of all of her terrible dates are hilarious, and I probably would have taken a golf club to that one guy, too. I was so invested in the story and seeing who was behind the murders and the connection (LOL) to our main character.stars because I did predict the killer towards the end - though to the authors credit (who to my surprise is a guy 👏 🙌🏻) I did go back and forth on a few assumptions so he had me guessing for a while. Reeling from a disastrous break-up with her long-term boyfriend, Gwen Turner is on a mission to move on, as fast as possible. 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.