Josie launches a controversial dating app with her sister. But no algorithm could have prepared her for the brutal murder of her boyfriend. When one by one, her exes fall victim to the killer as well, and the detective's suspicion zooms in on her, she starts her own investigation. Why is someone after her men? Why is every crime scene marked by a quote from a Stephen King novel? And why does she have to fall in love with the cyber crime expert on the investigation team, putting him on the killer's hitlist?
As paranoia mounts, Josie must outsmart the killer before he strikes again—and before the detective pins the murders on her.
Josie is looking for the love of her life. Now she turned thirty-seven, people around her say it's about time. But the few men she sleeps with all end up dead.
She teams up with her sister Tash to get to the bottom of this morbid mystery.
Can they stop the killer, or is Josie doomed to stay single forever?
There are several suspects to investigate, from an old high school stalker to her very own uncle.
With little help from the assigned detective, Josie and Tash set out on a quest to find the person responsible for the murders.
When Josie falls in love with the cybercrime expert on the investigation team, she unwittingly adds him to the killer's hitlist.
But Josie becomes a key suspect herself, so they have to continue their investigation under the radar.
Clues involve famous books. Dark secrets are revealed. And the truth may be too close to home for comfort.
There seem to be as many dating apps as there are shoe brands. From casual sex to life-long commitment, choices are made from the comfort of people's couches.
No surprise most people seem to be more skilled in taking selfies than in face-to-face conversations.
Emancipation and feminism have brought great progress to society. But where are the men who dare flirt in public? When was the last time someone held a door open for you? Bought you more roses than you can hold?
Call me old-fashioned ...
I've been blessed with a safe and wonderful childhood, but not everyone around me has been so lucky.
The devastating impact of harmful childhood memories last for a lifetime and are not always understood.