Nancy Lee Gulbrandsen, a Jersey girl who traded in winter for the Florida sunshine, turned her dating app disasters into literary lemonade. With a razor-sharp wit and an eye for red flags, she's navigated the wild world of online dating and lived to write about it. Her book, "Swipe Left: The Savvy Woman's Guide to Decoding Men's Dating Profiles," combines humor with hard-earned wisdom to help women navigate the sometimes treacherous waters of digital dating.Her passion for storytelling and love of dogs shines through in her children's books. "My Little Max: The Gift of Friendship" follows her real-life Coton du Tulear on a heartwarming adventure when his favorite toy goes missing, teaching young readers about friendship and perseverance through playful rhymes and vibrant illustrations. Her second children's book, "A Dog Like Me," takes readers to the Caribbean island of St. Maarten, where Sandy, a lovable "Coconut Retriever" shelter pup, dreams of finding his forever family. Through charming rhymes and colorful artwork, Sandy's tale celebrates hope, friendship, and the special bond between humans and their four-legged friends.When she's not saving women from fish pics and gym selfies or writing about furry companions, Nancy splits her time between enjoying her family, entertaining friends, and escaping to her beloved St. Maarten, where she practices her photography skills on subjects that don't include dead fish or bathroom mirrors.Her sense of humor, much like her dating advice, is served with a side of sass and a dash of Jersey attitude. She believes that sometimes the best swipe is a left swipe, and the best stories come from dates that didn't quite work out.Visit Nancy at www.nancyleegulbrandsen.com to learn more about her books, and join her community of dating app survivors. You might even catch a glimpse of Max, her four-legged dating consultant who has better taste in humans than she does.