With THE TRUE LOVE EXPERIMENT, Christina Lauren returns to the characters from THE SOULMATE EQUATION, so Jess Davis's best friend Fizzy can find her happily ever after. The only negative I have for this book is WHAT TOOK SO LONG? All kidding aside, it has been two years since THE SOULMATE EQUATION and finally, we have THE TRUE LOVE EXPERIMENT by popular demand.
Fizzy is a serial-dating romance novelist who is best friends with single mom and statistics wiz, Jess. Fizzy loses her joie de vivre, her romantic spark, and her ability to write. She realizes that her life has no joy and she hasn't felt love. She is also feeling like a failure as the eldest daughter in an Asian family full of successful siblings who are marrying and giving her parents grandchildren.
A divorced dad and documentary filmmaker, Connor Prince is forced by his boss to make a romantic, reality television show or lose the job that keeps him close to his daughter. Connor stumbles upon Fizzy's books and pitches that viewers would love to see the ultimate, romantic personality find love. Fizzy agrees only if he casts all the usual archetype heroes: Hot Nerd, Tattooed Bad Boy, Cowboy, Navy Seal, Cinnamon Roll, the One That Got Away, and even a Vampire. What follows is what you expect from a Christina Lauren book including fabulous characters, witty dialogue, roller-coaster emotions, drama-filled scenes, and, of course, the happily ever after. If you loved Jess, Juno, and River from the previous book, you'll see plenty of them in THE TRUE LOVE EXPERIMENT but it can be read as a stand-alone story. River's DNA love matching program is featured again throughout this book for an interesting twist for the reader to ponder about whether the heart, the American viewing audience, or science can pick the better match for Fizzy in the end.
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