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Your Soulmail Is Attached : A Novel.
This adult debut novel from Joan F. Smith is a riveting love story about what happens when everyone in the world receives an email with the name of their soulmate, and the young news anchor who becomes the face of this strange new normal when her impromptu report unexpectedly goes viral. Book Club.
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- ISBN: 9781525800085
- Physical Description: 320 pages ; 23 cm
- Publisher: Canada : MIRA Books, 2026.
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| Immediate Source of Acquisition Note: | Library Bound Incorporated |
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| Genre: | Romance fiction. |
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What if everyone in the world found out who their soulmates are at the same time?
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Olivia Adlerâs life is picture-perfect: a behind-the-scenes job she loves in a bustling newsroom, an engagement to golden-boy Wells, and a once-in-a-lifetime chance to create the documentary sheâs always wanted to make.
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Then one sleepless night, everything unravels.
One message on Wellsâs phone shatters her engagement.
A second messageâan anonymous global email quickly dubbed Soulmailâshakes the world.
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Delivered to every individualâs inbox, Soulmail reveals the name and birthdate of your soulmate. Suddenly, love as we know it is rewritten overnightâ¦and Olivia accidentally becomes the face of it all when she reports on the story live and goes viral.
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With millions watching her every move, Olivia resolutely refuses to open her Soulmail. Sheâs not ready for fate to make her choicesâespecially not now. But when she crosses paths with her childhood best friendâthe boy she loved and lostâeverything she thought she knew about destiny, timing, and love comes into question.
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Is true love written in the starsâ¦or something we choose for ourselves?
