There is definitely a lot to love about this book. From its feminist take on modern dating and hookup culture to its criticism of healthcare (or lack thereof) in professional sports, The Right Swipe is a refreshing contemporary romance with much to offer. However, I think it glossed over some Important Things, such as the consequences of the main character’s actions and even the romantic development itself. This book has left so much room for it to be more impactful, and I can’t help but feel that its execution is underwhelming.

That being said, I don’t think that I can rate The Right Swipe any lower. Partially because of the many themes and nuances it explores. But mostly because of the format: I really enjoyed listening to its audiobook edition. I thought that the voice actors successfully brought life into these characters.

Recommended!