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4 stars!
Arrange Me gives us a new and unique take on the arranged marriage trope and one I thoroughly enjoyed. It’s sweet, heartwarming, and has really cute characters.
Courtney is lonely and tired of searching for the one. She wants to bypass the dating part of a relationship and jump right into marriage hoping it will heal the heartache of every failed date. Taking out of her hands and putting it into the hands of experts, Courtney has decided to have an arranged marriage, or more specifically, a marriage-at-first-sight.
Though an unusual tactic, I love that Courtney made such a bold decision. I understood her motives even if I wouldn’t do what she did, and it’s a risk but she faces it head on. She has it all planned out and nothing can go wrong… until she starts to fall for a guy who is definitely not part of the plan.
Courtney’s love interest is sweet and swoony, and I totally fell in love with him. I could feel the attraction grow between them and I wanted so much for them to be together. He is someone she can’t be with but longs for none the less. They both know that he isn’t a possible match and even if there could be a future between them, she isn’t going to risk failing once again. He doesn’t agree with her decision and would do anything to change her mind but she is set in her decision to follow through with the arranged marriage even if it will end up hurting them both in the end.
I was so intrigued with the storyline and couldn’t wait to see how things played out. I had ideas and wants and it did not disappoint. It’s fun and fresh and adorable. There’s heart, heat and surprises, and I could keep the smile off my face as the story unfolds. The ending is delightful but still leaves a ton of room for new plot developments. I can’t wait for more, Arrange Us is coming May 2019!!
Dive into Arrange Me today and find out what happens when Courtney lets the experts choose her match instead of her heart.
*ARC generously provided by the author in exchange for an honest review*
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