RED WHITE AND BLUE LAND

She built an algorithm to solve loneliness.
It worked.
Dr. Dagny Thorne is better with data than people. She stammers through small talk, keeps spreadsheets on her relationships, and once drove away the love of her life by treating him like a research subject. But her science is flawless. Her biometric matching system measures what people actually want-not what they say they want-and pairs them with 94% accuracy.
She's helped thousands find love. She just never expected the booth to find someone for her.
Ivo Lindgren is a 97% match. A journalist. Curious, unpredictable, and utterly wrong for her on paper-except the data says otherwise. For the first time, Dagny lets herself believe her own research.
Then Ivo starts investigating her company. Then his sources go silent. Then people start dying.
Now the scientist who trusts numbers over instinct must recognize patterns she was never meant to see. The woman who built a system to predict love must question everything it's been telling her. And the awkward genius who couldn't read people must somehow outthink those who've been reading her all along.
The booth is never wrong. That's the problem.