The more they talk and interact, the more Jess starts to wonder if there’s any merit to that 98% compatibility score. It becomes clear that what she deemed arrogant and rude was actually just him being shy and awkward. She thinks he’s arrogant, rude, and obnoxious, but as she starts to get to know him, she realizes she may have been a bit hasty and overly harsh in her initial assessment. Jess makes a snap judgment about River because she sees him at the local coffee shop every day and he doesn’t speak to anyone.
River Pena, the sexy scientist who is the brains behind the GeneticAlly app. Even though she’s all about science and numbers, when she is found to be 98% compatible with another subject in the database, she is skeptical, especially because she has actually met the guy and can’t stand him! All of that said, I also loved that her curiosity about the data and the science behind a new DNA-based dating app called GeneticAlly leads her to actually submit a sample of her DNA to see if it actually works. She’s a STEM girl, which I loved, and I also loved both her devotion to her adorable daughter, Juno, and her fierce sense of independence. Between her career and her daughter, Jess has no time or interest in dating. Abandoned by her mother at a young age and raised by her grandparents, Jess is now a single mom raising a 7-year-old daughter. Her passion is crunching numbers all day. The story follows Jess Davis, who is a freelance statistician. Their latest, The Soulmate Equation, is the tenth book I’ve read from them and I’m happy to say it’s one of my favorites yet. With their lovable characters, often hilarious banter, and addictive storylines, they won me over and now I can’t get enough of their books. All opinions are my own.īefore I started reading Christina Lauren’s novels, I was not the biggest fan of romance books. I just hope I can get them all read in time! Anyway, today I’m sharing my thoughts on two fun and fabulous rom-coms that come out on May 18th, The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren and Rosaline Palmer Takes the Cake by Alexis Hall.įTC Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of this book from Netgalley.
There are definitely worse problems to have so I won’t complain. I’ve been reading as fast as I can but still have 4 to get through between now and then so I can review them. I also don’t know about you, but I have so many books to review that are coming out on May 25th. We are short-staffed at work yet again and it’s kicking my butt. Happy Friday! We’ve made it through another week and I don’t know about you but I’m so ready for the weekend.
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