Nothing Personal: My Secret Life in the Dating App Inferno Free Audiobook Download by Nancy Jo Sales

Nancy Jo Sales's book Nothing Personal: My Secret Life in the Dating App Inferno is about her experiences as a single woman navigating the world of internet dating. Her stories revolve around what it's like to receive messages from men, how difficult it can be to avoid getting set up by exes, and the pressure that comes with being constantly scrutinized by potential suitors. It's a fascinating read with loads of anecdotes that cover most aspects of online dating: mobile dating apps, incessant harassment, text-based games, etc.

Nothing Personal is a wildly entertaining and consuming account of the writer's experience with the dating app Tinder. The book is a compilation of articles written by Sales, who was given free membership to use Tinder to find out what people are doing on the app when they are not in the company of a potential mate.

"I had looked forward to that record, but it was a disappointment. The world was not unknowable-the personal data from one’s dating profile and the geolocation data from one’s phone are available for anyone to see."

To a person who's been to the dark and twisty depths of the digital dating world, nothing personal by Nancy Jo Sales is a fascinating and often painful read.

Nothing Personal is a memoir about life as a New York City single, who would rather be at home with her cats than on Tinder. Nancy Jo Sales was an investigative journalist in the city and saw that there were more singles than ever before trying to find love online. With an insight into all attitudes of the dating app industry, she set out to investigate how these apps are changing people.

The author of "Nothing Personal" is on a mission to out herself in an effort to stop other women from being harassed by men. What makes this book interesting is that it documents the author's personal experiences with dating apps and apps like Tinder in Seattle.