Love isn't a science. It's pure chemistry.
True love? For neuroscientist Dr. Mia Corregianni, it's just an unproven hypothesis. But when she loses the heirloom watch her family believes is enchanted with a potent love spell, she fights superstition with superstition by hiring a psychic finder to track it down.
Chase Hunter is a human compass, homing in on whatever the seeker wants most--that is, when he isn't surfing or actively avoiding anything resembling a real human attachment. Such has been his life since an accident took his family. Unfortunately, Mia's case isn't a simple insta-Find. The catch? To disguise his real mission from her romance-crazy family, he has to pretend to be her boyfriend. He could deal with that if her complicated emotions weren't blocking his abilities--or if her innermost desires weren't walloping him upside the head every time he opens himself to his gift.
As the case wears on, their fake romance begins to feel all too real. Scary stuff for a man who's reluctant to let himself live again. And a woman who doesn't believe in magic...or love.
Warning: This book contains meddling grandmothers, magic watches, and a surfer with a body so hot it can teach any scientist the true meaning of chemistry.