Why Opposites Attract Romance Never Gets Old
There’s something irresistible about watching two completely different people discover they’re perfect for each other. In my latest contemporary romance, accountant Joseph and electrician Sage prove that opposites don’t just attract—they create magic.
Joseph spends his days with spreadsheets but comes alive drumming djembe rhythms at local festivals. Sage wires houses by day and captures light through her camera lens by night. When they meet over polyrhythms and lemonade, sparks fly in the most unexpected way.
What I love about opposites attract stories is how they show us that our differences aren’t obstacles—they’re opportunities. Joseph’s mathematical mind creates the most beautiful music. Sage’s technical knowledge of electricity helps her master the art of photography. Together, they discover that creativity and logic aren’t enemies; they’re dance partners.
Sometimes the person who seems least like us turns out to be exactly what our heart has been seeking. Joseph and Sage’s story reminds us that love, like music, is all about finding harmony in the unexpected places.
Available this Friday on Amazon.
Rene (Rose) Hawthorne 