AT LEAST THIS particular Fizzy tangent happened on a Monday—Pops picked up Juno from school on Mondays and took her to the library. Laugh-out-loud, sweet, charming, and humorous” ( Library Journal, starred review), The Soulmate Equation proves that the delicate balance between fate and choice can never be calculated. Here is a quick description and cover image of book The Soulmate Equation written by Christina Lauren which was published in 2021-5-18. Jess finished school and then packed up two-month-old Juno, moving into the ground floor two-bedroom unit that faced Nana and Pops’s bungalow at the back end of the property.

The single mom story line was Great but looking back at it I am Indeed confused about why they were “enemies” in the beginning since it felt like insta love. Jess picked up her coffee, but her attention was snagged when the man they referred to as “Americano” stepped into Twiggs, striding to the front precisely on cue—8:24 in the morning—all long legs and dark hair and surly, glowering vibes, not making eye contact with a single person. Single mom Jess Davis is a data and statistics wizard, but no amount of number crunching can convince her to step back into the dating world. Plus, props to the authors for developing such a unique premise — the whole DNA-based dating idea definitely makes it stand out in the crowded romance space. This book took me a little bit to get into, but once I got pulled into it I did not want to put it down.

It took me a while to warm up to River, he was quite an unlikeable, workaholic, aloof character to begin with. But when her numbers come back and she is matched to one of the founders of the company, she is dumbstruck. Christina Lauren created two characters who really humanized such a thought-provoking concept which I loved.

By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. Jessica (Jess) Davis is a freelancer dealing with data and statistics for companies of various sizes. As always with Christina Lauren’s fizzy romances, the characters are goodhearted and quirky (this time with a perfect dose of nerdy fun! Of course, that was nearly a decade ago, when she couldn’t imagine what it felt like to be anything but deeply and passionately obsessed with the man who would one day be her ex.For a romcom, this book doesn't shy away from touching upon some of the more complex issues if such a technology were to exist.

Jess was able to get a proposal together for Genentech, set up a meeting with Whole Foods for next week, and bash through a few spreadsheets before she had to walk home and start attacking dinner. She was seven but small; she still had baby hands with dimples on the knuckles and smelled like baby shampoo and the woody fiber of books. Throughout the novel, Jess feels concerned and conflicted about dividing her time between her work, her daughter, and her budding relationship with River. A handful of stone fountains gurgled quietly, and the primary sensation was bright: magenta, coral, and brassy-purple bougainvillea dominated the walls and fences.I was positively gleeful, following along as this couple warmed up to each other and realized there is more between them than just hate and distrust. Her relationship with her bestie, Fizzy, was awesome and provided great comedic relief to the story. Science is everything for the brainy heroine of this charming romantic comedy, but can it solve the mystery of love?

Now I have a light sleeper seven-year-old with perfect hearing, and the last time I went to a guy’s place it was so messy, a pair of his boxers stuck to my back when I got up to use the bathroom.In Chapter 15, one of the cocktail party guests puts forth the question “What happens if you match like this with someone else?