Red Flags

Bridget Jones meets Black Mirror

Swipe right for the perfect match. What could possibly go wrong?

Clara is tired of bad dates, office gossip, and watching her ex move on without her. When she joins the new dating app Swiper, she finally matches with Elias—charming, attentive, and everything she’s been searching for. He seems to understand her in a way no one else ever has.

But Elias never quite shows up. Missed meetings. Strange excuses. No online footprint. Clara’s friends say he’s a walking red flag, but Clara is sure there’s something more going on.

As her obsession deepens, Clara finds herself asking dangerous questions about love, trust, and how well we ever really know the people we meet online.

Bridget Jones meets Black Mirror in this addictive thriller—perfect for fans of John Marrs and Freida McFadden.

Not a Thriller

If you’re into desperate women only interested in finding love no matter where it comes from, then this is the book for you. Because it’s marketed as a thriller, readers expect suspense, danger, or dread, but the story mostly stays in internal desperation and poor decisions. It’s AI-narrated which made it even worse. No tone shift for sarcasm or tension; Homonyms like “read / read” pronounced wrong; Flat pacing during emotional moments that can make an already slow emotional story feel even more detached.