Your Perfect Match

A Gripping Psychological Thriller

De: Ina L. Nara

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

I slip the device onto my wrist. It’s just a game, I tell myself, convinced it’s all cracked science anyway.

But is it?

The journey began as little more than a gamble—an experiment its inventor never believed would succeed. But defying all odds, it did. Millions around the globe are now finding their soulmates through a groundbreaking new technology known as quantum energy entangling. But there’s a twist—some soulmate bonds aren’t built to last forever. And with that, a new kind of chaos is unleashed onto one woman's perfect life.

Tony and I are still basking in that newlywed glow, caught up in the thrill of our fresh, intoxicating love. Our days are filled with stolen kisses, playful teasing, and dreams so big they barely feel real. It’s perfect—almost too perfect.

Then Tony starts a new project with Quantum Matching Inc., and suddenly, he’s bringing home more than just work. He can’t stop talking about their groundbreaking tech and the Your Perfect Match bands. One night, with a mischievous grin, he suggests we try them. Just for fun, he says.

At first, it feels like a harmless game. But something shifts. The ease between us starts to falter—little things I can’t quite name. A glance that lingers too long. A question he avoids. An ache I can’t shake.

As Tony’s fascination grows, so does my unease. The cracks in our perfect world widen, forcing me to confront questions I never thought I’d ask:

When love is tested, how much of myself am I willing to give away?

And if I lose too much, how far will I go to win it all back?

A psychological thriller laced with obsession, betrayal, and the quiet unraveling of a woman pushed too far, Your Perfect Match is perfect for fans of domestic suspense, gaslighting narratives, and slow-burn tension with a sharp edge.

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.

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.