The New Love

by Griffin Morgan

FBT review:

The New Love by Griffin Morgan is a dark indie psychological thriller for readers searching for their next gripping eBook. Set in the world of dating apps, swipes, and digital obsession, it follows Bradley Reeves, a young man drifting through empty connections until he matches with Livi, a woman who seems different from everyone else. But as hope turns into fixation, Bradley’s fantasy of love begins to unravel in disturbing ways. Tense, provocative, and sharply relevant, this suspense novel explores modern loneliness, online romance, and emotional obsession. If you enjoy edgy indie books, twisty thrillers, and timely stories about love in the digital age, The New Love is a compelling next read.

Publisher Description:

Modern dating has rules.

Swipe. Match. Message. Repeat.

For twenty-four-year-old Bradley Reeves, the system works well enough.

Casual hookups.

Empty conversations.

Endless scrolling through faces that blur together after a while.

Love was never really the point anyway.

Then he matches with Livi.

She’s different—smart, kind, disarmingly genuine in a world built on filters and performances. For the first time in years, Bradley feels something dangerous: hope.

But hope has a way of turning into obsession.

As their conversations grow deeper, Bradley begins to imagine a future that might finally give his life meaning, but when Livi’s hidden secret shatters the fragile fantasy he’s built around her, Bradley begins to spiral in ways even he doesn’t fully understand.

In a culture where intimacy is gamified, validation comes by the notification, and love competes with an endless stream of options, how far would someone go to finally be chosen?

Dark, provocative, and disturbingly honest, The New Love is a psychological thriller about modern loneliness, digital romance, and the dangerous stories we tell ourselves about love.