The Fate Philosophy (Soulmate Series)

Macie Cunningham moved to Los Angeles for a fresh start—what she got instead was Dominic Evans, the most infuriating man she's ever had the misfortune of knowing.

Six months after leaving her insufferable ex and her old life behind, Macie's forced to admit that new city, same problems. Her career feels stale, her social life is practically nonexistent, and dating in LA has proven to be an absolute disaster. Every potential spark fizzles out before it even starts. Every potential spark, that is, except for the one she absolutely refuses to acknowledge—the electric, teeth-gritting, stomach-flipping annoyance she feels every time her roommate's best friend opens his mouth.

Dominic is charming, irritatingly handsome, and seems to take personal pleasure in getting under Macie's skin. She has a whole philosophy about fate and soulmates, and Dominic Evans fits precisely none of her criteria. He's also impossible to avoid.

When the holiday season throws them together more than either bargained for, the line between aggravation and attraction starts looking dangerously thin. Their sharp-tongued banter carries a heat neither of them can blame on the Christmas lights, and Macie begins to wonder if everything she thought she knew about love—and fate—might need some serious reconsidering.

Funny, steamy, and surprisingly tender, *The Fate Philosophy* asks the question: what if the person driving you absolutely crazy is exactly who you're meant for?