An artist with a bad track record when it comes to dating. An art gallery dealer going through a major dry spell. A setup that’s doomed from the start. Helping her friend Savannah build her dream matchmaking business was easy. Savannah needed help with graphic and web design—things that Maren does very well. Now the challenge is on Savannah, because she wants to find Maren’s perfect match. Good luck. At twenty-seven, Maren has never been any good at dating. But Maren can’t help her excitement when she opens the envelope revealing her match is Bennett Parks, a guy from high school—the one that got away. Bennett Parks is suffering from a major dry spell. When his friend tells him to try #MatchMade, a hot new dating service, he decides, why not? But when Bennett opens the email containing his match, he wishes he could bleach his eyeballs. It’s his nemesis from high school. The girl whose art was always leaps and bounds better than his, getting all the accolades and awards. How the hell did he manage to get paired up with Maren Meyer? And why is he not surprised she’s single?
MatchMade has a three-date rule. You can’t turn down your match until after the third date. Even though Bennett would like to decline his match, he can’t. He decides to get the ball rolling and get the dates over with so he can find someone he might actually want to date. That’s the plan. And it’s perfect. Until he sees Maren again. Now he just might want to see her again and again.
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Author
Emma Tharp is the USA Today Bestselling Author of The Bluff Harbor Series, Keeping It Casual, Drawn to Dark, and the McLoughlin Brother Series. She was raised in upstate New York. Being an only child, she spent a great deal of time alone, dreaming up characters who would keep her company on long family road trips. Putting her writing on the back burner, she went to college and became a chiropractor. After spending twelve years healing patients, Emma decided—with the help of her amazingly supportive husband—to use the creative side of her brain and let her characters come to the page. If she’s not writing, Emma can be found at the gym, one of her kids sporting events, Starbucks, or a live music event. A perfect day for Emma would be spent at her lake house with her husband, two ginger-haired children, and Vizsla, reading a book and drinking a large cup of coffee (or wine) with music playing in the background.
