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Matchmaker's Guide: Meryton Matchmaker's Confidential Client Questionnaire
Welcome to Meryton Matchmakers~
Here at Meryton Matchmakers we take love to heart. Your happiness is our ultimate goal. We don’t use secret, key word algorithms to find a match. We believe in face to face meetings and the important element of getting acquainted with someone. With Meryton, your experience is personal and confidential.
Complete each section of the questionnaire to the best of your ability. If in doubt- go with your gut.
Thanks,
Elizabeth & Jane Bennet
Here at Meryton Matchmakers we take love to heart. Your happiness is our ultimate goal. We don’t use secret, key word algorithms to find a match. We believe in face to face meetings and the important element of getting acquainted with someone. With Meryton, your experience is personal and confidential.
Complete each section of the questionnaire to the best of your ability. If in doubt- go with your gut.
Thanks,
Elizabeth & Jane Bennet
- GenresRomance
104 pages, Kindle Edition
Published February 22, 2017
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About the author
Kristi Rose
54 books258 followersHey! I’m Kristi. I write romances that will tug your heartstrings and laugh out loud mysteries. In all my stories you’ll fall in love with the cast of characters, they’ll become old, fun friends. My one hope is that I create stories that satisfy any of your book cravings and take you away from the rut of everyday life (sometimes it's a good rut).
When I’m not writing I’m spinning (riding a stationary bike, repurposing Happy Planners, or drinking a London Fog (hot tea with frothy milk).
I’m the mom of 2 and a milspouse (retired). We live in the Pacific Northwest and are under-prepared if one of the volcanoes erupts.
Here are 3 things about me:
• I lived on the outskirts of an active volcano (Mt.Etna)
• A spider bit me and it laid eggs in my arm (my kids don’t know that story yet)
• I grew up in Central Florida and have skied in lakes with gators.
I’d love to get to know you better. Join my Read & Relax community and then fire off an email and tell me 3 things about you!
Not ready to join? Email me or follow me here. Thanks for popping by!
You can connect with Kristi at any of the following:
www.kristirose.net
kristi@kristirose.net
When I’m not writing I’m spinning (riding a stationary bike, repurposing Happy Planners, or drinking a London Fog (hot tea with frothy milk).
I’m the mom of 2 and a milspouse (retired). We live in the Pacific Northwest and are under-prepared if one of the volcanoes erupts.
Here are 3 things about me:
• I lived on the outskirts of an active volcano (Mt.Etna)
• A spider bit me and it laid eggs in my arm (my kids don’t know that story yet)
• I grew up in Central Florida and have skied in lakes with gators.
I’d love to get to know you better. Join my Read & Relax community and then fire off an email and tell me 3 things about you!
Not ready to join? Email me or follow me here. Thanks for popping by!
You can connect with Kristi at any of the following:
www.kristirose.net
kristi@kristirose.net
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August 3, 2017
Computer… find me a match.
This short can be read in about an hour. It is the Questionnaire that Lizzy used for her clients. It was so cute as a different JAFF author completed each section. Several people from the first book completed the questions and some of their answers were so funny. Lizzy then made side comments on their responses.
Spoiler: there were a couple of spoilers about matches. Perhaps this should be read after reading several of the books. I didn’t mind the hints as I had already figured out a couple.
This short can be read in about an hour. It is the Questionnaire that Lizzy used for her clients. It was so cute as a different JAFF author completed each section. Several people from the first book completed the questions and some of their answers were so funny. Lizzy then made side comments on their responses.
Spoiler: there were a couple of spoilers about matches. Perhaps this should be read after reading several of the books. I didn’t mind the hints as I had already figured out a couple.
March 12, 2017
This is a cute companion piece to this author's Meryton Matchmakers series, but don't pick it up expecting a story.
It is exactly as described in the title: completed questionnaires of the fictitious matchmaking service. The forms are filled out by various characters in that series, all of whom are modern versions of Pride and Prejudice characters with the addition of Captain James Harville of Persuasion.
As I said, there's no story here, but it does give some insight into what kinds of modern personas are assigned to these individuals. Of note, each character's questionnaire has been provided by a different author (April Floyd, Melanie Schertz, Sophia Meredith, and Gianna Thomas, among others).
Comments appearing within and concluding each form by "Elizabeth Bennet" (Ms. Rose) give her impressions of the contents as the supposed expert matchmaker. Her notes also offer clues to the underlying and potential storylines (explored in the series) for these applicants.
It's not necessary to read this in order to enjoy other Meryton Matchmaker books.
It is exactly as described in the title: completed questionnaires of the fictitious matchmaking service. The forms are filled out by various characters in that series, all of whom are modern versions of Pride and Prejudice characters with the addition of Captain James Harville of Persuasion.
As I said, there's no story here, but it does give some insight into what kinds of modern personas are assigned to these individuals. Of note, each character's questionnaire has been provided by a different author (April Floyd, Melanie Schertz, Sophia Meredith, and Gianna Thomas, among others).
Comments appearing within and concluding each form by "Elizabeth Bennet" (Ms. Rose) give her impressions of the contents as the supposed expert matchmaker. Her notes also offer clues to the underlying and potential storylines (explored in the series) for these applicants.
It's not necessary to read this in order to enjoy other Meryton Matchmaker books.
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