The Heartbeat Hypothesis by Lindsey Frydman

This will definitely appeal to fans of Colleen Hoover and Mia Sheridan. There are some adult themes, but the romance heat level is sweet, and this story could be read by a younger teen audience. Although some tissues were required, I never had a moment when I wanted to stop reading. The story goes in a direction I did not anticipate and it was refreshing that it was not predictable. Many of Audra’s reactions to the events in her life were similar to what my own would be. The characters were complex and realistic. Tragedy brings Audra and Jake closer together but it may also tear them apart. Audra wanted to recreate her list as a tribute to Emily and gets in touch with the photographer, Emily’s brother Jake. She had each “done-it” photographed, and she posted the beautiful pictures. She stalks her Instagram page and sees that Emily had created a list of things she’d done.

But Audra wants to know Emily, the girl who once owned her heart. Two years later, she’s in college and living a fairly normal life. When she turned 16, she was lucky enough to find a matching donor, and she had a heart transplant. I’ll be honest, the cover didn’t hurt anything either!Īudra was born with a hole in her heart. I chose to read The Heartbeat Hypothesis because the excerpt sounded amazing. The Heartbeat Hypothesis by Lindsay Frydman, a standalone college romance. Website | twitter | facebook | pinterest | instagram | goodreads | newsletter | amazon author THE HEARTBEAT HYPOTHESIS is her debut novel.

(Plus, it’s the closest to Broadway she’ll ever get.) Lindsey was a proud 2016 Pitch Wars Mentee and thoroughly adores being a part of the wonderful writing community. When she’s not crafting YA and NA stories, you’ll likely find her spending waaay too much time on Pinterest, playing a video game, singing show-tunes, or performing in a burlesque show-because she enjoys giving her introversion a worthy adversary. Her BFA in Photography and Graphic Design has granted her a wide assortment of creative knowledge that serves as inspiration (and not much else). She lives in Columbus, Ohio (where the weather is never quite right).

Her books always include a romance, though sometimes there’s an added sci-fi or magical realism twist. Lindsey has been writing since she was nine years old, when she discovered the awesomeness that is Harriet the Spy.

The Heartbeat Hypothesis by Lindsey Frydman