Swipe Right for Catfish - Willow, Kai
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Autumn Kühn is done with dating. A proud, self-confessed romantic, she always imagined she'd find "The One" and win her happily ever after. But if love is a game, the rules must be written in ancient Greek. Annoyingly, her friends say it's her fault. That she's a sucker for a pretty face, and tends to overlook the lesser details, like personality. Even so, when her cousin suggests the limitless smorgasbord that is dating online, Autumn shudders. For about three minutes. Then she downloads the app. Autumn's hopes lift when she matches with a cutie who appears to read more than just her daily…mehr

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Autumn Kühn is done with dating. A proud, self-confessed romantic, she always imagined she'd find "The One" and win her happily ever after. But if love is a game, the rules must be written in ancient Greek. Annoyingly, her friends say it's her fault. That she's a sucker for a pretty face, and tends to overlook the lesser details, like personality. Even so, when her cousin suggests the limitless smorgasbord that is dating online, Autumn shudders. For about three minutes. Then she downloads the app. Autumn's hopes lift when she matches with a cutie who appears to read more than just her daily horoscope and understands Autumn in a way that's almost uncanny. But every rose has its thorns. Autumn is looking for chemistry, companionship, and commitment, but what she discovers instead could ruin her faith in love once and for all. In this funny and poignant new adult F/F romance, Autumn will discover that the path to true love is filled with twists and turns, but she might just find herself along the way.
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"Some stories are bad, but yours are criminal!" They're words no budding author wants to hear, and for Kai Willow, they came close to becoming reality. The first grader loved narrating tales to anyone who'd listen, until his audience started to flee at the first mention of a new story and Kai realized he needed to find a fresh crowd. So he took to the phone and called the one audience that would answer and listen every, single time: Emergency dispatchers. After receiving a stern talking to, Kai let the dispatchers return to their jobs and committed his stories to pen and paper. He realized the power and potential of storytelling when he stumbled across a quote by Chuck Palahniuk, author of Fight Club. "We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will." Breathing life into iconic characters-all uniquely peculiar in their own way-became Kai's calling.His debut novel, Catfish with a Side of Cornbread is a wild romp through the pleasures and perils of online dating and life as a young person in a bizarre modern world. Kai also posts short stories and loves connecting with readers at kaiwillow.com.