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Review by
Mary H, Reviewer
Set sometime in the future this is the story of Indiana Dylan. She is a woman who lives by her own rules and it is pure logic which defines her actions. To say she doesn't suffer fools gladly is an understatement. Indiana has developed Tru, a kind of dating app which she firmly believes finds a person their actual soulmate. When she pitches the product to the IT company, JaneDoe she is required, personally, to prove it works. To her absolute horror she has to go on actual dates. Light blue touchpaper and stand well back!
This is a very, very funny novel. Indiana, without knowing it, is hilarious. With a couple of exceptions the characters are adorable and I loved them. The writing is whip-smart and the dialogue is priceless. There are some serious points about data mining and manipulation and it is right that they are there but mostly it's about what its title describes; love and human error. I read this book with a permanent smile on my face.
Many thanks to NetGalley and Hodder and Stoughton for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
This is a very, very funny novel. Indiana, without knowing it, is hilarious. With a couple of exceptions the characters are adorable and I loved them. The writing is whip-smart and the dialogue is priceless. There are some serious points about data mining and manipulation and it is right that they are there but mostly it's about what its title describes; love and human error. I read this book with a permanent smile on my face.
Many thanks to NetGalley and Hodder and Stoughton for an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
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