Forever Offline

9 hrs. 48 min.

Language Russian

Author Al Chilton

Narrator Maria Zheleznova

Description

From serial dating to serial killings… A tangled, dynamic, darkly humorous detective story about the horrors that can await you in the world of online dating. Perfect reading for fans of the TV series “You.” Gwen Turner: 29 years old, an entrepreneur and part-time barista at the coffee truck “Cappuccino.” Loves: cheese chips (the more unnatural the color, the better), true-crime podcasts, and constantly staying in the dating app. Doesn’t like: a two-day hangover, people who call themselves entrepreneurs… and being the object of obsession of a serial killer (that should probably be number one). Not long ago, Gwen had a cloudless future with her lover, Noah—but one evening shattered all her plans. Now she’s alone and desperately trying to find new love in a dating app. One problem: in small coastal Eastbourne, there aren’t that many candidates. And the worthy ones are even fewer. The situation gets worse when the man Gwen went on a date with is found murdered. Then another… But worse than that: the killer started messaging her in the app—and he clearly isn’t planning to stop. Under police suspicion, she decides to figure out the maniac herself…
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“An amusing and candid comedy of manners that also works as a real detective story.” — Morning Star
“A dark and gripping comedy—we laughed throughout this brilliant book.” — That’s Life!
“The modern novel (about a serial killer) by L.E. Chilton… offers the reader a suspect for suspect as the story races forward.” — Literary Review
“A playful and spicy debut… balancing between bloody and funny.” — Love Reading, Debut of the Month
“A dark comedy that will make you think twice before using a dating app; it was impossible to stop laughing.” — Closer
“A brilliant book that practically begs to be adapted for television.” — Bella
“Chilton’s debut is a top-tier crime comedy recommended to those who like modern and twisty mysteries.” — Promoting Crime Fiction

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