The Alien Mate Mix-Up

SHE CROSSED THE STARS TO MEET HER PERFECT MATCH.

THEN THE SYSTEM CHOSE SOMEONE ELSE.

Iris Calloway left Earth with a confirmed match, a 91.4 percent compatibility score, and one clear destination: Aunwe, where Sorin Vashe was waiting to meet her.

Then a routing error sends her to the wrong alien.

Kael Doruun isn't the man she crossed the galaxy to meet. By Concord's own rules, his profile shouldn't even qualify for comparison with hers.

But when the system is forced to run the numbers, the impossible happens.

97.8 percent.

Now Iris has two extraordinary compatibility results and one decision no algorithm can make for her.

As Concord investigates how an impossible pairing slipped past its own safeguards, Iris is forced to confront the question at the heart of every match: How much can a compatibility score really know about two people?

Because attraction isn't commitment.

Compatibility isn't love.

And Iris refuses to let a computer decide her future.

But the deeper investigators dig into her impossible result, the more unsettling the evidence becomes. Iris's case isn't isolated.

Another impossible pairing already exists.

And somewhere inside the matchmaking network, a pattern is beginning to emerge that could challenge what Concord believes it knows about human and alien compatibility.

One impossible match could be an error.

More than one could mean the rules were never as complete as everyone believed.

THE ALIEN MATE MIX-UP is Book Two in IMPOSSIBLE MATES OF THE STARS, an interconnected sci-fi alien romance series featuring capable human heroines, extraordinary alien matches, fated-mate tension, interstellar matchmaking, distinctive alien worlds, an unfolding series mystery, and a complete romantic happy ending in every book.

The system can calculate compatibility.

Only Iris can decide who she loves.