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Online Identity vs. Real Trope

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8 Online Identity vs. Real books

5 are tagged with Online Identity vs. Real individually. The others belong to a series tagged with it, which doesn’t mean every book in it features the trope, so they’re marked “Matched via its series”.

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8 books found

  • Mr. Wrong Number

    Lynn Painter

    Average Goodreads rating3.7

    • Enemies to Lovers
    • Multiple POV
  • Second Life

    S. J. Watson

    Average Goodreads rating3.3

    • Deception
    • Twist Ending
  • We Own the Night

    Ashley Poston

    Average Goodreads rating3.8

    • Love Triangle
    • Coming of Age
  • Geekerella

    Ashley Poston

    Once Upon A Con, book 1

    Average Goodreads rating3.9

    Matched via its series

    • Witty Banter & Sharp Dialogue
    • Trauma and Healing
  • Bookish and the Beast

    Ashley Poston

    Once Upon A Con, book 3

    Average Goodreads rating3.7

    Matched via its series

    • Enemies to Lovers
    • Witty Banter & Sharp Dialogue
  • The Princess and the Fangirl

    Ashley Poston

    Once Upon A Con, book 2

    Average Goodreads rating3.7

    Matched via its series

    • Witty Banter & Sharp Dialogue
    • Hidden Identity

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Series with the Online Identity vs. Real trope

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About the Online Identity vs. Real trope

Online Identity vs. Real Trope FAQs

What are the best Online Identity vs. Real books?
Popular books with the Online Identity vs. Real trope include We Own the Night by Ashley Poston, Second Life by S. J. Watson, The Exception to the Rule by Christina Lauren, My Favorite Half-Night Stand by Christina Lauren and Mr. Wrong Number by Lynn Painter.
What book series have the Online Identity vs. Real trope?
Book series featuring the Online Identity vs. Real trope include Once Upon A Con.

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