<b>"Curious about a new guy, Ana falls into a social media sinkhole when she sees her predecessor: gorgeous, blonde, and dead. . . . This propulsive debut will give you chills."--<i>People</i> (Best Books Fall 2023)<br></b><br><b>"A serious blend of <i>Fleabag</i> and <i>Rebecca</i> with the pulse of modern-day existence."--Weike Wang, author of <i>Joan Is Okay<br></i></b><br><b><i>Can you scroll your way to the truth?</i></b> <p/>After Ana flees to Melbourne in the wake of a breakup, all she has to show for herself is an unfulfilling job and one particularly questionable dating app experience. Then she meets Evan: the old-fashioned way, at a bar. Charming, kind, and responsible, Evan is a complete deviation from her usual type. Ana tries to let their relationship unfold IRL, but she can't resist the urge to find him online. When she discovers that his previous girlfriend died in a hit-and-run, Ana begins to worry that she's living in the shadow of his lost love. The more Ana learns about Evan's past, the more questions she has: Was his last relationship as perfect as it looks online? And why won't he talk about it? <p/>Perceptive and original, full of both pathos and humor, <i>Search History</i> explores the uncertainties of twenty-first-century romance. Ana's journey down the internet rabbit hole of modern dating asks the question: Which is our "true" self--the one we should to the world online, or the one we keep to ourselves?<br><br><b>Author:</b> Amy Taylor<br><b>Publis