A hopeless romantic and cynical news producer set out to find a "missed connection" from a NY subway. Will finding the Subway Girl lead to love?
Graphic designer and cinnamon roll Ryan Carlson is just a regular guy—a good guy—looking to meet the right woman. A transplant to New York from small town Iowa, he's a strong believer in fate and hoping to recreate the magic his parents found. When he spies a stranger on the New York subway, he feels an instant connection. Before he can muster the courage to talk to her, the beautiful woman exits the train. Intent on finding her, he creates a website with all the details he can remember in the hopes someone will recognize her.
Angie Prince is a cynical news producer for the TMZ-style website Celebrity Monger. Between her nonexistent father figure, cheating boyfriend, and the celebrity infidelity she covers on her job, the native New Yorker believes love and goodness is for suckers. Desperate to help her unscrupulous boss take the site to network television, Angie needs a big story to boost ratings and page views.
As Ryan's love quest causes a social media frenzy and collides with Angie's search for headlines, he can't help see the gorgeous woman behind the newswoman's tough exterior. And though Angie happily pimps Ryan's story for ratings, the biggest news might be the growing feelings in her own heart.
Is the mismatched couple's focus for affections totally off track, or is fate about to arrive on platform passion?
The Subway Girl combines witty humor, sizzling chemistry, likeable characters, funny banter, and heart swooning moments into a story of unexpected love and fate.
If you love opposites attract romances, small town heroes, sassy heroines and great banter, buy The Subway Girl now.