The True Love Experiment

When a documentary filmmaker and a romance author team up to create the ideal Hollywood love tale and further their own professions, fireworks fly—that is, if they can prevent their chemistry from throwing the entire thing off course.

Felicity Chen, or "Fizzy," is gone. She has a great career as a well-liked romance author and has written several blockbusters, but when she is invited to make a graduation speech, it dawns on her that she hasn't been living up to her own words.

Fizzy has never really experienced love. Want? Absolutely. But that overwhelming, swoon-worthy emotion that makes you want to die? Not at all. Nothing at all. What happens when readers begin to see the optimism she has spent her whole career supporting as a lie?

The main reason Connor Prince, a single parent and documentary filmmaker, enjoys his job is that it lets him live close to his daughter. Connor is out of his element, however, when his profit-driven employer forces him to produce a reality TV program, risking his career in the process. An accidental encounter with an irate Fizzy provides Connor, who is desperate to locate his love interest, with the ideal answer. What if he could capture the world's attention by portraying the queen of romance herself falling in love? He gets a hard pass from Fizzy if he complies with her wish list. Connor worries whether he would ever find the right partner as he says yes and production on The True Love Experiment starts.

Since Fizzy's first appearance in The Soulmate Equation, readers have been eagerly awaiting The True Love Experiment. However, it turns out that the happily ever after Fizzy had all but given up on could be there behind the camera when the lights go on and everyone is staring at her.