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Ricki Schultz's relatable novel will have readers LOLing.
— US Weekly
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Schultz is a kindred spirit... I could be here all day including
excerpts from this book detailing what I mean but, honestly, you just
have to read it. It's hilarious.
— Bell of the Literati
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Breezy, brazen..a fun beach read.
— Seattle Times
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A laugh-out-loud romantic comedy.
— USA Today
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Rae is a Heroine Who Keeps It Real...She's blunt, she's sarcastic,
she's honest. You'll want to be her best friend....A brilliantly funny
debut novel about a 21st century girl searching for her happily ever
after.
— Bustle
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This is a fantastic debut. If you want an easy, beach read that will have you laughing, I'd say this book is for you.
— Where The Reader Grows
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This book gave me my absolute favorite feeling: laughing out loud alone in a room, chased immediately by the swoons. Nick is my new book boyfriend. But even better? Rae is my new best friend. MR. RIGHT SWIPE is exactly the book I needed.
— Christina Lauren, New York Times bestselling author of the BEAUTIFUL BASTARD series
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This is my first time reading a Ricki Schultz novel and I know it will
not be my last. Her witty sarcasm and fun characters in MR. RIGHT-SWIPE
has created a forever fan in me and I will be looking for more.
— The Book Quarry
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Romantic and funny...Schultz's second book is a great summer read.
— BookTrib
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Funny, sexy and unexpectedly touching, Schultz's new novel is [like] Hitch...with its own twist. Blanche is simultaneously sincere
and snarky...the kind of character who would be easy to befriend and
root for in real life.... With smart writing, sharp wit and intense sex
scenes, Schultz shines an irreverent light on modern dating and its many
potential pitfalls....An often-hilarious and surprisingly endearing
read, perfect for beach season!
— RT Book Reviews
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If you're looking for something light, funny, and an all around good book, this one will not disappoint!
— The Lovely Books
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Schultz's book is a delightful tale which highlights the modern struggle of finding love when you're single. With an easy writing style and language that would fit in with any group of millennial women, it's a greatly relatable story. For a fun read that feels like an adventure in everyday life more than it does a book, this comes highly recommended.
— RT Book Reviews (FOUR STARS)
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In her hilarious debut, Atlanta-based writer Ricki Shultz delivered a
relatable tale of the horrors and triumphs of online dating....[With]
sharp, insightful humor, the book is riotous summer fun.
— The Red & Black