Book Review: The Soulmate Equation By Christina Lauren

Too good to be true but with a twist!

Hmmm... I've got you thinking on this one?
Well, this has it all. It's a fun, quirky, new techno age of modern dating but with DNA matchmaking companies -all to find a soulmate?

However, do soulmates truly exist?

If so, would you wish to be matched with your highest grade level or would you rather let faith intervene?

Who knows how things may go for Jess (single mom of Juno) but one thing's for sure. In the end there's nothing more important than love and family.

Hopefully, she'll get her wish but before that we have plenty to offload in this as Jess and River weren't really compatible as what one might expect since being matched so highly at 98% ratings.

It was a warming of the souls like a good cup of cocoa that began to come together like beautiful music into harmonious tone.

What I loved was how these two came to find each other's greatest strengths but also their individual weaknesses. How they grew together and how they ultimately came to trust one another.

In developing the foundation they built a house of love, friendship and camaraderie.

However, nothing lasts forever -Right?

Besides-what if the numbers didn't tell the whole story? What if there's a computer glitch? What if someone fudged the numbers? OR worse-what if it's all a joke to earn substantial money?

My word-there's so much to uncover that you'll fall in love with the journey especially when we consider the fact that even broken crayons color.

The fact that Jess entered the world without a loving actively engaged father, a mother who was a party goer, and an ex spouse who wasn't father material in raising their daughter to the present state of affairs is quite the leap.
Will River and Jess ever become an item or will the numbers come crashing down?

Can love conquer all?

Thank you to Christina Lauren -the duo authors- that I've admired for many years having read tons of their work.

I hope you give these beautiful ladies a try as you won't be disappointed.