Your Perfect Match

A Psychological Suspense Novel

By: Ina L. Nara

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

In the future, love matches will be definitive. Which begs the question: in a world where soulmates are programmed, what happens to the love that came first?

Sienna Holloway thought she’d found everything she ever wanted: a whirlwind romance, a passionate marriage, and a man who chose her without an algorithm. No bands. No tech. Just love.

But when her husband Tony takes on a new project with Quantum Matching Inc., the creators of the revolutionary Your Perfect Match band, he becomes obsessed with the device that’s sweeping the world. The band uses quantum entanglement to pair people with their scientifically “perfect” soulmate.

He says they should try it, just for fun.

At first, it feels like a harmless test. But soon, things start to shift. Tony begins to pull away. Conversations falter. Something about him feels… off.

Then, one day, the band matches him with someone else.

As Sienna fights to hold on to the man she loves, she’s pulled into a web of manipulation, gaslighting, and quiet erasure. But the more she uncovers about the technology and her husband, the more she begins to question everything: their marriage, her identity, and the role she’s been programmed to play.

Because this time, she’s not just losing her husband. She’s losing herself.

Your Perfect Match is a gripping psychological drama about control, betrayal, self-worth, and the unexpected path toward the love you were truly meant to find.

Story great, narration not

I enjoyed the story enough to listen to the entire thing, but I did not like the Virtual Voice narration. It's not horrible, but some words were pronounced incorrectly; for example, rerecord should be REE-reh-cord but it was reh-reh-cord. "I got straight As" should be long A but was read "as." "I got straight as." Some sentences just didn't come across right because word emphasis is lacking. It's enough to be a constant distraction. I won't listen to another Virtual Voice again - there are so many amazing narrators that I just can't support AI narration.

The virtual voice needs improvement

The virtual voice is choppy and mispronounces some words. The storyline is slow and the conclusion is almost too tidy.

No..Just don't.

This almost ended uo as a DNF...Feel so bad but I just couldn't connect with this book at all.