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Don’t miss the laugh-out-loud novel of the year!
Online, you can choose who you want to be. If only real life were so easy…
Emma Nash may be down, but after months of wallowing, stalking her ex online and avoiding showering—because, really, who’s going to care?—Emma’s ready to own her newly single status, get out with her friends and chronicle her dating adventures on her private blog.
But life online doesn’t always run smoothly. Stumbling upon her mother’s Tinder dating profile, getting catfished and accidentally telling the entire world why her ex-boyfriend Leon’s not worth any girl’s…um…time… Okay, those were disasters.
But surely nothing else can go wrong?
Filled with fun, flirty encounters and heartwarming friendships, Dating Disasters of Emma Nash will shock and delight scores of readers looking for something fresh.
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“A painfully funny romp through a bundle of boy disasters and friend dramas…Packed with hilariously accurate observations totally nailed in single sentences. Loved it.”
— Beth Garrod, author of Super Awkward
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“A truly funny, painfully honest look at a bad breakup…Seager’s novel captures a very specific teenage era yet still feels timeless.”
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“Seager’s debut is an epistolary novel for the technological age. Bawdy, irreverent, and embarrassingly truthful.”
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“A joy to read—so smart and funny.”
— Perdita Cargill, coauthor of Waiting for Callbac
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About Chloe Seager
Chloe Seager is the author of her debut young-adult novel Editing Emma and the sequel Friendship Fails of Emma Nash. Open Minded is her adult debut, which she started writing after noticing a lack of fiction that represented hers and her friends’ modern dating experiences. She is an agent at Madeleine Milburn Literary Agency.