Woman left stranded abroad after Tinder tryst ghosts her on another continent. This was the last sliver of hope.

Zena Wozniak is haunted by the ghost of her romantic past.But the Los Angeles single’s love phantom isn’t just some guy she met, dated and bedded for a few days before he abruptly faded to black.Instead, her dating app apparition goaded her into a pseudo-relationship — one she hoped would lead to marriage and babies — only to leave her cash-strapped, stranded and abandoned in his apartment over 5,000 miles away on the other side of the world.Wozniak detailed her dating woes in a compelling social media tell-all, capturing the attention of thousands of stunned readers worldwide.“I was crying, gutted.

I planned this six-week European trip, and he was certainly the inspiration for it, but it was such a waste of money,” Wozniak, 37, a professional personal assistant, exclusively told The Post of her harrowing heartbreak. Her sordid tale of desire and desertion, titled “I Flew To London To See A Man.He Abandoned Me In His Flat,” recently went viral online.In the 10,000-word Substack essay, drafted this month, the brunette shares the unfiltered, ugly truth about the hefty emotional and financial investment she’d made in her imaginary dream man, whom she calls “Charlie.”At first, “Charlie” is a car-karaoke singing, cigarette smoking British sex god, whom she met on Tinder in 2022.

The doomed couple had their first face-to-face encounter in San Francisco — Charlie was visiting from London; Wozniak faked a “friend visit” just to meet him in the flesh.She dipped into her savings and hopped a flight to England with Charlie’s blessing.The hopeful romantic expected to spend 10 glorious days with the man she’d earmarked as her future husband after their passionate dalliances in California, which included an enchanting rendezvous in Palm Springs.Wozniak—motivated by her personal motto, “Make.

Interesting.Choices.”—hoping her trip to London would transform their budding flame into a five-alarm fire.

She prayed the spark would promp...