Best Tech Romances
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Destined by Starlight by MoriSnuggle
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Code can be rewritten. Destiny cannot. Olivia Lim is Seoul's top cybersecurity expert. A woman who trusts algorithms over emotions and logic over luck. But when a zero-day exploit breaches the Areumdae Group, she discovers the attack isn't just code. It's a warning. CEO Ji-hoon Park is a chaebol heir who steers his family's business empire with calculated precision. To the public, he is untouchable. In private, he fights a silent war against a vengeful family curse now hunting its easiest prey: his young nephew, the last heir to the Park legacy. When the digital attacks converge with the supernatural, threatening the child's life, Ji-hoon needs a shield, not a wife. But to keep Olivia close enough to counter the threat, they strike a desperate bargain: A contract marriage. As corporate espionage threatens to shatter Areumdae's legacy and ancient shadows close in on the child, the terms of their agreement crumble. Olivia isn't just a convenient partner. She is the glitch in the pattern, the variable no code can explain, and the only bride who can break the curse. Now, they must face a terrifying truth: choosing love is the only way to survive a war that is half digital, half magical, and entirely deadly. Perfect for fans of the sizzling contract romance in Business Proposal mixed with the fated, cursed love of the Goblin (Guardian).
The Love Cipher by MoriSnuggle
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Brianna Lim has spent her life proving that achievement equals love, until someone steals her dating algorithm and uses it to destroy Seoul's families. To stop them, she must trust Jae-hyun Kim with more than the investigation: she must risk being seen as she really is, not what she's accomplished. Because the algorithm designed to make love predictable has exposed the one truth she's been running from, that she's worthy of love for who she is, not what she achieves.