Love, Hate & Clickbait: A Novel

Love, Hate & Clickbait by Liz Bowery is a fresh and witty romantic comedy that delves into the world of social media, public personas, and the chaos that can arise from living life under a microscope. The story follows Dylan, a cynical and sarcastic journalist, who is tasked with writing an article about the rising phenomenon of online dating and influencers. Her assignment leads her to interview Nick, a charming but frustratingly private social media star who seems to embody the very thing Dylan despises. As their professional interactions grow into something more personal, they must navigate the blurred lines between love and hate, attraction and annoyance. With its sharp humor, fun characters, and a plot full of modern-day twists, *Love, Hate & Clickbait* is a clever exploration of how relationships evolve in the digital age. The novel is an entertaining mix of romance, drama, and the complexities of finding real love amid the distractions of online life.

Details e-book Love, Hate & Clickbait

🗸 Author(s): Liz Bowery
🗸 Title: Love, Hate & Clickbait: A Novel
🗸 Rating : 4.1 from 5 stars (235 reviews)
🗸 Languange: English
🗸 Format ebook: PDF, EPUB, Kindle, Audio, HTML and MOBI
🗸 Supported Devices: Android, iOS, PC and Amazon Kindle

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