The Matchmaker Bride by Ginny Baird

Published: 27th July 2021

Publisher:Entangled: Amara

Length: 350 pages

My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐

Blurb:

Successful Boston matchmaker and television personality Meredith Galanes’s reputation is on the line. During a guest appearance on a morning talk show, she’s broadsided by questions about her own romantic attachments, just as she’s trying to secure a syndication deal. Afraid to admit her love life is a total disaster, Meredith blurts out that she’s seriously involved with a very special man—a boatbuilder in Maine. She never expects that small slip to get spun into a story about her supposed engagement.

Or that the paparazzi will track the guy down…

Derrick Albright is laid-back about many things. Being hounded by the press about some imaginary engagement to a woman he’s only met once—and couldn’t stand—isn’t one of them. Then Meredith actually shows up at his cabin in Blue Hill, Maine, with an apology, a pot roast, and a proposal—play along until she secures her TV deal, and she’ll help him win back his ex.

It’s a simple plan, but if they have any chance of pulling it off, they’ll have to survive each other first…

My Review:

This is a simple contemporary romance. While it’s an okay read I didn’t find anything that made it stand out from all the other romances out there.

The characters were two-dimensional and predictable. They werent able to hold my interest which is a must for me.

Overall while I can’t fault this book it’s not one I would say rush out and buy it.

I received an arc of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. All thoughts and opinions are my own. *Blurb and cover image via Goodreads.

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