By simply touching someone, Lissa can tell who their true love is, but it doesn't work on her. As she rises in popularity, Skeptic Magazine sends out their top reporter, Tom, a naturally handsome man, for the story. He soon discovers her to be much more interesting than her story. But after a lifetime of heartbreak, Lissa wants nothing to do with him. Right?

It's not meant to be a rom-com. We'll see what I can do about the irony.

I like Torrie's description of Lissa as a clairvoyant. Maybe a possible logline could read, "An attractive clairvoyant, enslaved by loneliness can foretell true love for others, but not for herself."

I agree with refining it down, fewer words, but the exact nature of her ability - touching someone and predicting their true love - is unique and interesting, and I think you need to keep it in...