Dr. Felix Graymont has spent nine years proving soulmates don’t exist.
He has four hundred and twelve pages of evidence, six versions of a laminated itinerary, and a career built on explaining why people mistake coincidence for destiny. Then Indie Carmichael crashes into his parking lot covered in gold glitter.
And they both hear the same song. Not from a radio. Not from a phone. Inside their heads.
Indie has waited her whole life for the legendary Song of Fate that has matched generations of women in her family with their soulmates. Felix has spent his entire career debunking it. Which is a little awkward now that he’s Case 412.
When Indie's beloved van dies and her one shot at a record deal waits nine hundred miles west, Felix reluctantly agrees to give her a ride to Colorado. Strictly for research purposes, obviously.
Now he’s trapped in an offensively clean sedan with a sunshine musician who names inanimate objects, treats his itinerary like a loose suggestion, and seems determined to prove that life is better with the windows down.
She believes the song led her to him. He believes there has to be a rational explanation. But somewhere between roadside diners, disastrous research interviews, one very inconvenient guitar, and a road trip that refuses to stay on schedule, Felix begins to wonder if he’s spent his whole life studying love from the safest possible distance.
The data says soulmates are impossible. The song would like a word.
The Soulmate Song is a sweet, laugh-out-loud road trip romance featuring a grumpy professor, a glitter-covered sunshine musician, only one bed, kisses only, and one spectacularly inconvenient case of fate.
Genre: Romance
He has four hundred and twelve pages of evidence, six versions of a laminated itinerary, and a career built on explaining why people mistake coincidence for destiny. Then Indie Carmichael crashes into his parking lot covered in gold glitter.
And they both hear the same song. Not from a radio. Not from a phone. Inside their heads.
Indie has waited her whole life for the legendary Song of Fate that has matched generations of women in her family with their soulmates. Felix has spent his entire career debunking it. Which is a little awkward now that he’s Case 412.
When Indie's beloved van dies and her one shot at a record deal waits nine hundred miles west, Felix reluctantly agrees to give her a ride to Colorado. Strictly for research purposes, obviously.
Now he’s trapped in an offensively clean sedan with a sunshine musician who names inanimate objects, treats his itinerary like a loose suggestion, and seems determined to prove that life is better with the windows down.
She believes the song led her to him. He believes there has to be a rational explanation. But somewhere between roadside diners, disastrous research interviews, one very inconvenient guitar, and a road trip that refuses to stay on schedule, Felix begins to wonder if he’s spent his whole life studying love from the safest possible distance.
The data says soulmates are impossible. The song would like a word.
The Soulmate Song is a sweet, laugh-out-loud road trip romance featuring a grumpy professor, a glitter-covered sunshine musician, only one bed, kisses only, and one spectacularly inconvenient case of fate.
Genre: Romance
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