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Matchfaker #1
Matchfaker: Book One
WHO KNEW FAKING IT WOULD BE THIS HARD?
TREY:
By far, I’m the best matchmaker in this business.
I learned early on that staying focused was the absolute key to survival.
Then in walks Logan, my new client who keeps pretending to be straight, and suddenly all bets are off.
Because Logan just so happens to have the tightest body and the deepest soul out of any man I’ve ever met.
Without question, I have to f*ck him.
And that can only mean one thing…
This can’t possibly end well.
TREY:
By far, I’m the best matchmaker in this business.
I learned early on that staying focused was the absolute key to survival.
Then in walks Logan, my new client who keeps pretending to be straight, and suddenly all bets are off.
Because Logan just so happens to have the tightest body and the deepest soul out of any man I’ve ever met.
Without question, I have to f*ck him.
And that can only mean one thing…
This can’t possibly end well.
40 pages, Kindle Edition
First published February 26, 2018
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March 11, 2018
This story could be good if it wasn't the first chapter of the second one I presume. And I'm not fond of the idea. Sorry but I won't read the second one.
February 28, 2018
The Matchfaker is an intriguing start to a new series, but it's too short to have done anything but give me a glimpse of what is going on.
Logan is trying "to find a girl so that I can properly position myself to someday take over my dad's firm, and live happily ever after of course." So he's enlisted the help of Trey Muse, a premier matchmaker. Only, Logan didn't expect to be wildly attracted to Trey instead, an out and proud gay man who's so flamboyant that his suits match his vibrant charisma. Logan has yet to come to terms with his sexuality, and he says his father and brothers in their law firm wouldn't understand, so his growing attraction to Trey just will not do.
When they start a little dance of will they, won't they, and it comes to a head one night, I was expecting fireworks. Instead, though, it kind of fizzled for me. I am still interested enough to read the next installment, but I have to admit that when Logan and Trey finally came together in this short installment, I was very underwhelmed. I'm hoping the next installment is hotter, longer, and much more than just a tease as this installment was.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
Logan is trying "to find a girl so that I can properly position myself to someday take over my dad's firm, and live happily ever after of course." So he's enlisted the help of Trey Muse, a premier matchmaker. Only, Logan didn't expect to be wildly attracted to Trey instead, an out and proud gay man who's so flamboyant that his suits match his vibrant charisma. Logan has yet to come to terms with his sexuality, and he says his father and brothers in their law firm wouldn't understand, so his growing attraction to Trey just will not do.
When they start a little dance of will they, won't they, and it comes to a head one night, I was expecting fireworks. Instead, though, it kind of fizzled for me. I am still interested enough to read the next installment, but I have to admit that when Logan and Trey finally came together in this short installment, I was very underwhelmed. I'm hoping the next installment is hotter, longer, and much more than just a tease as this installment was.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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