THE PERFECT MATCH ANITA LEMKE
She doesn’t believe in love…
Victoria Medrano is a professional modern-day matchmaker who earns her living by finding suitable husbands for her rich clients’ daughters using a foolproof system – one that takes love out of the equation. Snaring the right clients and establishing a sterling reputation is the career stepping stone she needs to finally earn the kind of money she’s always dreamed of.
… but love can be found in unlikely places.
When her best friend Tonya becomes her client and gets set up with the handsome and charming-when-he-wants-to-be Mark Dunham, Victoria is inexplicably drawn to him. As she suddenly questions her beliefs about love, she has to make a decision. Is it okay to fall in love with your best friend’s perfect match?
A modern-day contemporary romance
PAT'S REVIEW
A story about a matchmaker named Victoria has agreed to match her best friend Tonya up with an eligible bachelor. She has found Mark Dunham for her who needed to be married in order to touch his trust fund. While this is going on, she is working with a family that is wanting their daughter to be matched.
Once the story begins things begin to not work out for either her and her best friend and also her client and their daughter. Each has moments that are funny, especially the daughter whose name is Sylvia. She ends up with a total surprise. I did not like what she did with the Mark Dunham character I understand it is a story, but she also, I thought at least cared for the person.
Everything gets worked out and in the end, there is a couple of twists that I did not see happening. Overall a good story with good characters. I received this book from Netgalley.com I gave it 4 stars. Follow us at www.1rad-readerreviews.com
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