Their Matchmaker Allyson Lindt

 

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Be warned that the following review is about an erotica novel. If you are not into erotica then keep scrolling as this book contains adult themes.

Book Description

Cynthia’s dating service is one-of-a-kind.

A combination of old-fashioned matchmaking and high-end computer algorithms, she guarantees her matches. However, she needs an infusion of cash to stay afloat long enough to prove her theories work.

No investment firm in town is nibbling, until she meets Aaron and Gavin. They’re willing to give her a shot, on one condition—she has to prove her algorithm works by matching each of them.

Their cocky attitudes and desire to flirt with anyone and everyone make Gavin and Aaron the kind of candidates Cynthia usually turns away without question. But with her business and dream on the line, she’ll make an exception, reminding herself every step of the way there’s a reason she never plugs herself into the algorithm, and she’s not going to make an exception for the men who hold her company’s future in their hands.

About Allyson Lindt

USA Today Bestselling Author Allyson Lindt is a full-time geek and a fuller-time contemporary romance author. She likes her stories with sweet geekiness and heavy spice, because cubicle dwellers need love too. She loves a sexy happily-ever-after and helping deserving cubicle dwellers find their futures together.

My Thoughts

I admit I did enjoy this book. I know a lot of the reviews have been poor but I enjoyed it. Was it a perfect romance novel? No, but it was good.

What I enjoyed about this book was there was an actual storyline. I got invested in the story. The chemistry between the characters was good. I enjoyed seeing the relationship develop and the struggle between keeping things professional yet wanting that connection.

What could have been improved on was character development. We got to know Cynthia and why she was guy shy about romance. We learned why she created her company and what made her tick. We also got a little reference to what happened between her and her best friend. I feel if I had read the first book I would be more enlightened on who Cynthia really was. 

As for Aaron and Gavin, I felt we didn't really get to know them. We got a little nibble then everything was ok. I truly felt the author could have delved deeper into these characters to let us in on what made them tick. Why did Aaron feel he needed to protect Gavin? Why did Gavin struggle with his childhood fame? I felt there was more there than the author did not give us. 

As for the sex scenes they were hot. I loved the banter between the boys and how it pulled Cynthia in. I felt their relationship as a trio worked. 

Overall a good read that was quick and enjoyable.