Anyway, Jess winds up with an unheard of 98% match with this man who is one of the founder people of the company AND happens to be the man with whom she keeps sort of having small clashes with. Both Jess and I are skeptical of this design and I was pleased that the book at least touched on the fact that the premise screams a eugenics problem and it was enough for me to then hand wave away all other concerns.
The Soulmate Equation is about Jess Davis, a single mom and entrepreneurial statistician, who gets roped into contributing her DNA into this new fangled dating app that can allegedly find your soulmate. But, for me, most of the time, their books hit me right where they’re supposed to and this one is not an exception. I think there is a lot of noise surrounding the writing duo because their style has changed dramatically since they started out in terms of how steamy their books are and sometimes their books are a little more women’s fiction and a little less romance. I have been trying to write this review for basically two weeks and I just still don’t know how to explain in words that Christina Lauren has this magical ability to give me exactly what I need most of the time. The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren Image Descriptions: Covers of The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren, The Hellion’s Waltz by Olivia Waite, and It Happened One Summer by Tessa Bailey Thanks so much to Netgalley and the respective publishers (Gallery and Avon) for the review copies!
So today, I am presenting you with a review of The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren (out now), The Hellion’s Waltz by Olivia Waite (released yesterday), and It Happened One Summer by Tessa Bailey (out on July 13th). I’ve been trying to be thematic in some way with my reviews lately, but at this point, that just means I still haven’t reviewed The Soulmate Equation by Christina Lauren, which came out last month and the review has been written for about as long.
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