With a touch, Lissa can see one's true love, just never her own. When Skeptic Magazine sends their top reporter to interview her, will she dare to fall in love again?

He is her true love, so maybe it's too revealing. She's had almost a lifetime of seeing the faces of other women every time she touched the men she loved, or was at least attracted to. So, when the reporter comes along, no, she doesn't want to be attracted to him. She doesn't want to like him at all. And he doesn't want her to touch him, because he's an old-fashioned kind of guy. And a skeptic, of course. And all of that is hard to whittle down into a logline!

So, the reporter is her true love; doesn't that make her his true love? So as soon as she touches him, she'll know his true love - that is, her.

So is the conflict of the story that one day, she meets someone whose true love she is - but she doesn't like him, doesn't want to be with him? Because that feels promising...

Thanks! I can see how I might've left out too much. It's hard to be concise and include everything! I'll be working on it!