In the ever-evolving landscape of modern dating, where swipes dictate the tempo of romance and connection often feels as disposable as last season's trends, "Love Rules" by Joanna Coles emerges as a beacon of wisdom and practical advice. This is not just another dating book; it is a strategic guide for navigating the complex terrain of love in the digital age. With the precision of a skilled editor and the insight of a seasoned relationship sage, Coles distills the essence of finding meaningful connections into fifteen succinct rules. These guidelines are not just about finding love; they are about recognizing and savoring quality over convenience, depth over distraction. "Love Rules" challenges readers to rethink their approaches to relationships, urging them to look beyond the alluring yet fleeting pleasures of "junk love" for something more nourishing and lasting. Coles leverages her formidable experience in the realms of Cosmopolitan and Marie Claire to address the pitfalls of modern dating head-on, including the ubiquitous danger of DADD—dating attention-deficit disorder. With a blend of sharp wit and heartfelt advice, Coles doesn't just offer insights into how to use dating apps effectively or how to navigate the initial stages of a romance; she lays out a comprehensive strategy for cultivating love that endures. In doing so, "Love Rules" becomes an indispensable manual for anyone seeking to find—or rekindle—love in a world where connections are a click away but true intimacy seems harder to come by.