Jemma Forte is a writer, broadcaster and presenter. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU SWIPE FOR is her fifth novel to date. Jemma is a regular panellist on C5’s Jeremy Vine where she is known for her strong views, pops up frequently on GMB and contributes on Talk Radio. She’s also the brand ambassador for luxury soap brand, Molton Brown, on QVC and has a media communications coaching company, Forte James, which specialises in helping people communicate on camera.
Jemma lives in London with her two children.
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Be Careful What you Swipe For
Left, left, left, left, left, right. What are any of us looking for as we swipe away? Someone to go on holiday with? Sex? Validation? Love forever after, or all of the above?
Charlotte knows what she wants. Having focused on her career for years, she’s after a partner, a father for her unborn children, a family. And finally, after hundreds of dates, she finds just that, in the form of James. She’s hit the online jackpot, won the dating lottery, which is why, when it all goes away she’s so devastated. Then, things take a turn for the ‘even worse’ which is when life starts getting very tricky. The light at the end of the tunnel starts to fade but will it go out completely?
Bad dates, love, scandal, betrayal, no one can say life isn’t exciting. But sometimes exciting is the last thing you need………
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@Sathnam Imagine a world where the strategy was ‘try to do the right thing.’ Sigh 😔
Read MoreSensible Sunday morning decision. Cancelled Spin class. Gone back to bed with coffee to read this by @MarkHarrisNYC To be fair, it’s so bloody heavy I’m getting a workout anyway! (It’s also brilliant…) ☕️ 📖 #amreading https://t.co/CiNmbtOmsV
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@johnbloot Totally!
Read More@Cuppalicious Hmm. Yes, though he’s just suffered a major trauma and would be very emotional. Also think should have been overridden. Everyone would understand!
Read More@dinodonkey83 Oh sure. Their motivations are solid etc. But were they ALL in right state to decide. Could the ones who weren’t admit they didn’t want to?
Read More@vlmedina2 Not the point. Doesn’t make it ‘right’. I mean - hats off etc. But if anyone I knew had gone through something but then said they wanted to X Y or Z I’d tell them not to.
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