Lauren Speed & Cameron Hamilton of Netflix's LOVE IS BLIND and their book Leap Of Faith

ABOUT THEIR BOOK LEAP OF FAITH<br /><br />From the fan-favorite couple of Netflix's "delicious romp" Love Is Blind, Lauren and Cameron share their engaging and accessible love advice for the modern world, the ups and downs they've experienced during their first years of marriage, and exclusive behind-the-scenes anecdotes from the pods.<br /><br />When Lauren Speed and Cameron Hamilton locked eyes for the first time, they were already engaged. They had no idea what to expect, having fallen in love across the divider of their pods on the daring Netflix reality show Love Is Blind. They only fell deeper in love over the course of the show, emerging as the fan-favorite, and proof of the hypothesis that love is blind.<br /><br />In this modern love story, Lauren and Cameron got their happily ever after, and the ending is still being written. Now, in their book, LEAP OF FAITH: Finding Love The Modern Way (Gallery Books; on-sale June 15th; hardcover, $28.00), they'll take us back to the origins of their whirlwind romance to tell the definitive Love Is Blind story. Through alternating points-of-view, we discover:<br /><br />· What led them to the show in the first place - because they both had ups and downs in work, life, and love.<br /><br />· How hard it was to be vulnerable, baring their souls to faceless strangers, on television.<br /><br />· What their cast mates were really like, and who they're still friends with.<br /><br />· And how things shifted-for better and for worse-once the cameras were suddenly off and the rings were on.<br /><br /><br />ABOUT LAUREN SPEED AND CAMERON HAMILTON<br /><br />Cameron Hamilton is a data scientist from Maine who runs his own AI consulting firm, Alliance AI. His passion is using technology to improve people's everyday lives, especially those who suffer from chronic conditions such as Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease. Some of his past work includes developing systems that reduced money laundering for major banks and improving intervention for patients who suffer from concussion