Books matching: online dating experiences
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Save:Dating-ish by Penny Reid is a romantic comedy that follows Marie Harris, a hardworking journalist who has been single since her long-term relationship ended. When Marie is asked to co-write an article about replacing human relationships with paid services, she enlists the help of AI scientist Matt Simmons, who had shown up on her last disastrous date. As Marie and Matt navigate their friendship and delve into the world of online dating, they discover a unique connection that leads them on a journey of self-discovery and love. The book is filled with witty banter, intelligent characters, and a slow burn romance that culminates in a passionate and heartfelt love story.
A neural network that learns in a fashion similar to that of humans and may be able to access an external memory like a conventional Turing machine, resulting in a computer that mimics the short-term ...
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Save:'Ghosts' by Dolly Alderton is a contemporary novel that follows the life of Nina Dean, a 32-year-old food writer navigating the complexities of modern dating and relationships. The story delves into Nina's experiences with online dating, her blossoming relationship with the mysterious and charming Max, and her struggles with aging parents. Through witty and relatable storytelling, the author explores themes of friendship, love, career, and family, capturing Nina's journey of self-discovery and growth amidst the challenges of everyday life.
Living in suburban North London was nothing but an act of pragmatism for my parents. Whenever I asked them why they chose to leave East London for the suburbs when I was ten, they would refer to funct... - #3
Save:"My Favorite Half-Night Stand" by Christina Lauren is a contemporary romance novel that follows the story of Millie, a criminology professor, who is best friends with a group of guys. The group decides to try online dating to find dates for a formal event at their university. Meanwhile, Millie starts developing feelings for one of her friends, Reid, and ends up creating a secret profile named Catherine on the dating site. As Catherine, she matches with Reid and begins an emotional relationship with him under this false identity, leading to a complicated situation when Reid discovers the truth. The book explores themes of friendship, romance, deception, and self-discovery, with a mix of humor, banter, and emotional depth in the storytelling.
The narrative is told through alternating points of view between Millie and Reid, providing insights into their thoughts and feelings as their relationship evolves from friends to lovers. The book delves into the dynamics of the group of friends, their individual quirks, and the challenges they face in navigating love and relationships while maintaining their close-knit bond. The writing style combines elements of humor, romance, and relatable characters, offering a light and engaging read with a touch of emotional depth and character growth.
When I was in grade school, my best friend, Alison Kim, was obsessed with horses. She was the horse girl—you know the one. She took lessons, came to school in cowboy boots, and always smelled faintly ... - #4
Save:In "The Magnolia Chronicles" by Kate Canterbary, readers follow Magnolia's journey in modern dating as she navigates online dating, unexpected meetups, and finding love among multiple suitors. The book delves into themes of forgiveness, self-love, and the complexities of relationships, all portrayed through the lens of relatable and flawed characters. Canterbary's writing style is praised for its ability to evoke emotions, balance humor and depth, and create a rollercoaster of a love story that keeps readers engaged until the very end.
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Save:"Living Your Best Life" by Maxine Morrey is a contemporary romance that explores the intricacies of love, friendship, and self-discovery. The story centers around two main characters, who have been friends since childhood but find themselves navigating the complexities of their feelings for one another. The narrative is enriched with internal dialogues that reveal the characters' vulnerabilities and insecurities, making their emotional journey relatable and engaging. The writing style combines humor and poignancy, as it captures the essence of online dating experiences while also delving into the personal growth of the female main character.
The plot unfolds at a steady pace, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the characters' development and interactions. The book is characterized by its quirky and fun elements, balanced with moments of angst and heartfelt connection. While the ending may feel predictable to some, the journey of self-improvement and the slow-burn romance between the leads keeps readers invested. Overall, the storytelling is marked by well-crafted scene settings and character building, making it an enjoyable read for those looking for a feel-good love story.
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Save:'Best Friends Don't Kiss' by Max Monroe follows the story of Ava and Luke, who have been best friends since their first day at university. Despite being close for 15 years, they have only ever been friends. However, when Ava needs a fake boyfriend for her high school reunion and her sister's wedding, Luke steps in to play the role. As they navigate the complexities of pretending to be in love, their friendship takes a new turn, revealing hidden feelings they never realized they had for each other. The book explores their dynamic friendship, their individual struggles, and the support they provide each other as they transition from friends to something more. The writing style combines humor, romance, and a slow burn to create a heartwarming and entertaining story.
The plot of 'Best Friends Don't Kiss' unfolds with Ava and Luke's journey from best friends to lovers. The book portrays their deep connection, the challenges they face in their relationship, and the humorous situations they find themselves in. Through a mix of hilarious moments, heartfelt conversations, and unexpected developments, the story captures the essence of friendship evolving into something deeper, with a touch of holiday cheer and appearances by beloved characters from the author's other works.
How do I know this? Because as a thirty-three-year-old woman in the family, I took a one-way trip to hell three years ago, and my mom and great-aunts made a deal with the devil to make sure finding a ... - #7
Save:Anna, the protagonist of "Here's Looking at You" by Mhairi McFarlane, is a woman in her 30s who is still haunted by the trauma of being bullied in school. When she encounters one of her former tormentors, James, in a work setting, they are forced to confront their past and develop a complex relationship. The book delves into themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the impact of bullying, all while maintaining a humorous and engaging writing style that keeps readers hooked until the end.
The novel showcases McFarlane's knack for creating relatable characters with witty banter and realistic relationships. The story unfolds with humor and heart, as Anna and James navigate their evolving friendship, confront their past mistakes, and strive for personal growth. Set against the backdrop of London and Italy, "Here's Looking at You" is a classic chick lit tale that blends romance, humor, and emotional depth in a captivating narrative.
Thanks to practice, Anna knew to choose lively and not-overtly-romantic venues to take the pressure off. And the trend for sharer plates that arrived at different times was a gift. With the traditiona... - #8
Save:The Good Byline by Jill Orr follows the story of Riley Ellison, a library assistant in Tuttle Corner, Virginia, who is drawn into a whirlwind of events after her childhood best friend, Jordan, supposedly commits suicide. Riley, along with a quirky reporter named Will Holman, embarks on an investigation to uncover the truth behind Jordan's death, leading them to uncover organized crime, mysterious taco trucks, and a humorous dating site. The book is described as a fun and lively read with well-developed characters, witty humor, and a plot that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
Nothing says “You’re going to die alone” like being asked to judge the three-legged race at the Tuttle Corner Johnnycake Festival because you’re the only one without a partner. Even Mrs. Winterthorne,...
