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Matchmaker
Marie Rodgers and Lula Valentio want great-grandchildren. Right Now! The pair of matchmaking grandmothers conspire to bring together their two stubbornly single grandchildren.
Camille Johnson is an Atlanta career woman who is enjoying her first taste of freedom after raising her younger brother. A relationship is the last thing on her mind now that she’s enjoying single life in the city.
After a bitter divorce, small town sheriff, Justin Valentio, steers clear of big city women. He wants a woman who will appreciate the country life that he loves.
When Camille and Justin decide to go on a pretend date after enduring several "accidental" meetings setup by their grandmothers, they can't deny the attraction between them. But will Justin overcome his past and discover that when it comes to love, home is where the heart is...
Camille Johnson is an Atlanta career woman who is enjoying her first taste of freedom after raising her younger brother. A relationship is the last thing on her mind now that she’s enjoying single life in the city.
After a bitter divorce, small town sheriff, Justin Valentio, steers clear of big city women. He wants a woman who will appreciate the country life that he loves.
When Camille and Justin decide to go on a pretend date after enduring several "accidental" meetings setup by their grandmothers, they can't deny the attraction between them. But will Justin overcome his past and discover that when it comes to love, home is where the heart is...
- GenresRomance
97 pages, Kindle Edition
First published November 30, 2013
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February 20, 2014
This was a sweet small town story. I enjoyed the story line and the chemistry between the main characters. These grandmothers are up to no good, but they have good intentions. It's a fast read. Check it out, I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
September 5, 2019
Cute, and easy read
March 31, 2014
Made Me a Believer
I rarely read books that makes me want to re-read the next day. This book was a throwback to when authors told a story and the story had a purpose. I miss these kind of books. You can't see but I'm smiling (happy).
I rarely read books that makes me want to re-read the next day. This book was a throwback to when authors told a story and the story had a purpose. I miss these kind of books. You can't see but I'm smiling (happy).
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews