The Dating Site

“Is everyone illiterate on dating apps? Why are you text-typing? I was talking to one bloke and he literally typed ‘BRB’ – as in ‘be right back.’ I haven’t seen that sh*t since MSN.”Frankie Miller’s life takes an unexpected turn when she’s fired from her dream job at LifeVibes, a popular magazine in Newcastle.But after a drunken rant about her disastrous dating life goes viral, she’s suddenly rehired – with a catch. Her boss, eager to capitalise on her newfound internet fame, secretly orchestrates a series of awful dates for Frankie to document in a weekly column.From a man who sobs over his ex mid-meal, to another who consults his “spirit guides” before ordering drinks, Frankie finds herself trapped in a whirlwind of bad dates, looming deadlines, and an insufferable editor.With her personal life now public entertainment, she’s forced to navigate internet fame, office politics, and the not-so-small challenge of finding love while making a living out of romantic disasters.As the lines between work and real life blur, Frankie starts to wonder – what if she’s doomed to only meet Mr. Wrong? Or maybe, just maybe, the right person has been a lot closer than she realised all along.”The Dating Site” is a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy about surviving modern dating, chasing dreams, and discovering that sometimes the worst dates can lead to the best stories.