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Ali is one of the best flawed heroines in Irish commercial fiction since Rachel Walsh in Marian Keyes ground-breaking Rachels Holiday...Sunday Times

Hyper current ... hugely relevantIrish Independent

Modern and witty Emer McLysaght, co-author of the Aisling books

So sweet, so funny -- I loved it Marian Keyes

The Glossie Influencer Awards are fast approaching and Ali Jones is hell-bent on a win and breaking through 10,000 followers on Instagram. But when Ali inadvertantly leads people to believe shes pregnant, she quickly realises that playing the Mummy-Influencer card could be her ticket to Insta-success. And shes not going to let a small detail like a fake pregnancy get in her way. Even if the reappearance of Tinder Sam, who seems determined to take his role of baby daddy seriously, makes things a little more complicated ...

Elsewhere on Insta, Shelly Devine, Irelands biggest influencer (and Alis idol) is also guarding secrets from her followers, and her husband ...

Both Ali and Shelly have decisions to make but as the night of the Glossies draws near, will they realise whats important before they lose what matters most?

Fresh, current and thoroughly enjoyable Eithne Shortall

Written with heart and humour, Filter This peels back the social media mask so many wear as a disguise and reveals the real people beneath Cecelia Ahern