A Perfect Match

by Shelley Bradley and Shayla Black

Compatible? Never. But the numbers don't lie... Sports reporter Mitch MacKinnon is stuck writing an expos about a local dating service, and no amount of foot-dragging or complaining will get him out... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1605041432
• ISBN13: 9781605041438
• Release Date: March 2009
• Publisher: Samhain Publishing
• Length: 206 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

A Perfect Match- A Joyfully Recommended Title

Small-town journalist Mitch MacKinnon finally has a shot at the big time. The only catch? The cynical sports writer will have to write an article about a local dating service, A Perfect Match. Mitch might not believe in professional matchmaking, but soon finds he can't get the sexy matchmaker herself out of his mind. Juliette Lowell is furious when Mitch's article demeans her business. She issues Mitch a challenge he can't refuse: register as a client to see how A Perfect Match works. But when Juliette's system lists Mitch as her perfect match, the two are in for a whole lot more than they bargained for. With sparks flying, can true love be far behind? Once again, Shelley Bradley delivers. A Perfect Match is pure delight from beginning to end. The story is both hot and romantic, the characters sexy, yet real. Mitch and Juliette are people I could imagine knowing and liking. I was drawn in watching two seemingly opposite people discover how much they had in common and, in the process, learn much about themselves. It may be a contradiction in terms for me to say that Mitch and Juliette's romance was like a long, slow tumble into love in the space of a heartbeat, but that is exactly how I felt reading the story. A Perfect Match is a luxurious romance without any slow points that I Joyfully Recommend. If you like your books sizzling, fast-paced, with some truly sigh-worthy romantic moments, then Ms. Bradley's newest tale is your perfect match. Shayna reviewed for Joyfully Reviewed

Five Blue Ribbons from Romance Junkies!

Reporter Mitch MacKinnon wants to be noticed by a nationally syndicated newspaper. A sports writer, he thrives on what he does and strives to be the best in his field. When one of his fellow coworkers is unable to do their job, Mitch is given the task of writing an exposé on a local dating agency - a dating agency in which the success stories make Mitch's eyes roll and his disbelief come through. Making an appointment for a full scale dating profile, Mitch can't wait to write about the owner for the fraud she surely is. Imagine his surprise when his perfect computer match comes through and it is Juliette Lowell, the owner of A PERFECT MATCH. Juliette Lowell knows that Mitch MacKinnon doesn't believe in her dating service. She can't wait to set him up on a date and have him fall for his "perfect match." After the results are in - and Juliette knows without a doubt that her computer program is flawless - she is amazed and almost appalled to find out that SHE is Mitch's match. Vowing to get through one evening, Juliette sets up a date with Mitch to see where it takes them. She really doesn't expect to fall for him. Juliette and Mitch can't help the sparks and attraction they each feel for the other. Mitch still doesn't believe in Juliette's dating service, especially when a disgruntled customer makes his presence known. Will he ever believe? Juliette is not sure he ever will. Whether she is writing historical or contemporary novels, I know when I read Shelley Bradley I am in for a truly wondrous treat of a read. Mitch's characterization is so realistic that I almost didn't like him for the arrogant jock he is and I secretly yearned for him to fall in love with Juliette just so he could have his heart broken. But at the same time I loved him for his boyish charm and willingness to protect Juliette. Juliette is strong and steady but vulnerable at the same time. She doesn't expect love to find her - and her perfect match could not have been more of a surprise than Mitch MacKinnon. Shelley Bradley is one of my favorite authors for a reason. Her talent is limitless and releases like A PERFECT MATCH further my admiration of this brilliant author.