Oxytocin

Victor Vernon Silverstone is twenty-three, brilliant, and seemingly destined for greatness. A childhood prodigy, he graduated high school at fourteen and university at twenty, mastering everything from physics and chemistry to biology and psychology. But neuroscience is his true passion, and now he works alongside the country's leading neuroscientist at its largest scientific firm.

Victor understands the human brain better than almost anyone.

Love, however, remains a mystery.

After countless failed dates arranged by his determined mother, Victor finally meets Jasmine Mkaiyu, the daughter of an important new client. Unlike Victor, Jasmine is deeply connected to spirituality, nature, intuition, and everything he considers impossible to scientifically prove.

He believes in logic.
She believes in energy.
He analyzes.
She feels.

They couldn't be more different.

Yet somehow, an undeniable connection begins to form.

As Victor finds himself drawn toward the one woman who challenges everything he believes, he begins questioning whether every mystery in life needs an explanation.

Because he knows exactly what oxytocin does to the brain.

What he doesn't know is why Jasmine makes him feel it.

Sometimes the greatest discoveries aren't made in a laboratory. They're made when two completely different worlds collide.