Filter This

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

'Hyper current ... hugely relevant' Irish 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 she's pregnant, she quickly realises that playing the 'Mummy-Influencer' card could be her ticket to Insta-success. And she's 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, Ireland's biggest influencer (and Ali's 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 what's 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

“'Hyper current ... hugely relevant' - Irish Independent'Shades of Marian Keyes in this highly entertaining satire ...' - Sunday IndependentWitty and wonderful - I devoured this in a single sitting - ImageHilarious. Like Sophie Kinsella for the Instagram world - Irish ExaminerA cracking read and looking forward to the sequel - Woman's Way”

'Hyper current ... hugely relevant' - Irish Independent

'Shades of Marian Keyes in this highly entertaining satire ...' - Sunday Independent

Witty and wonderful - I devoured this in a single sitting - Image

Hilarious. Like Sophie Kinsella for the Instagram world - Irish Examiner

A cracking read and looking forward to the sequel - Woman's Way

Sophie White lives in Dublin with her husband and three sons. She writes regularly for many Irish publications, including her weekly 'Nobody Tells You' column for the Sunday Independent LIFE magazine and also co-hosts two podcasts, Mother of Pod and The Creep Dive.

She is the author of five novels - Filter This, Unfiltered, The Snag List, Where I End and My Hot Friend - as well as two non-fiction books: Corpsing and Recipes for a Nervous Breakdown.

'Ali is one of the best flawed heroines in Irish commercial fiction since Rachel Walsh in Marian Keyes' ground-breaking Rachel's Holiday ...' Sunday Times 'Hyper current ... hugely relevant' Irish 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 she's pregnant, she quickly realises that playing the 'Mummy-Influencer' card could be her ticket to Insta-success. And she's 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, Ireland's biggest influencer (and Ali's 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 what's 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

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