Digital Soul

Digital Soul - Book Description She captures memories. He builds futures. Together, they'll discover that love is the most analog thing of all. Maya Winters fled to Tokyo three years ago with a broken heart and a camera, documenting the city's disappearing neighborhoods as if preserving the past could heal her own. She's built a careful life behind her lens—beautiful, controlled, and utterly alone. Renzo Takahashi lives in algorithms and code, a brilliant AI CEO who's forgotten what it means to simply feel. He's revolutionizing how people connect through technology, yet he can't remember the last time he truly connected with anyone himself. When they meet at a rainy gallery opening in Shibuya, the attraction is immediate and terrifying. She sees beauty in what's vanishing. He creates what's coming next. She shoots on film in darkrooms. He lives in the digital cloud. They should be opposites, incompatible in every way. But when Renzo commissions Maya to bring humanity to his latest innovation, their professional collaboration ignites something neither expected. Late nights in amber-lit darkrooms. Stolen moments between her art and his empire. A connection that feels more real than anything in their carefully constructed lives. As Maya's career takes off and Renzo's company demands everything, they'll have to choose: the safety of staying separate, or the terrifying vulnerability of building something real together. In a city where tradition and innovation collide, two guarded hearts will learn that the greatest risk is opening yourself to love. Perfect for readers who love: Opposites attract romance Career-driven characters finding balance Tokyo setting with rich cultural details Slow-burn emotional connection Artists and entrepreneurs falling in love Second-chance at happiness themes Heartfelt, elegant contemporary romance A standalone contemporary romance set in the vibrant streets of Tokyo, where every moment is a choice between holding on and letting go.