Mismatch

De: Lisa Lace

Narrado por: Connor Brown, Meghan Kelly

A billionaire made an app that matches people with their soulmates.

Too bad it paired his childhood sweetheart with his worst enemy.

©2017 Lisa Lace (P)2017 Lisa Lace

The ultimate dating app leads you to true love

A dating app that will match you to your one true soul mate, an ex love turned billionaire, a nemesis and an aspiring painter who never got over her first love, mix it all together and you have Destiny in the making! I really loved this book. It was one of my favorite Lisa Lace stories! It has a bit of everything and keeps you guessing!

Did the dating app make a mistake? You wonder!

A great topic for a good contemporary Romance. Filling out profiles to help you find a perfect romantic partner is definitely what a person is supposed to do to nowadays. But, does the old-fashioned way of just knowing someone from the past work? The author set out a very interesting premise as the storyline for this book. I enjoyed it but would have liked it better, if there were a few more details about the feelings of the characters and the work that was necessary to develop the relationship. I guess, I wished the story was a bit longer because I really liked the topic. The other thing, I really enjoyed was the male narrator voice. Definitely, a great pick for the story.

had potential...

This story started out really good. When the heroine slept with the H after their first meeting in 11 years without explanation why he left her ruined a good story. The back and forth was too much to enjoy the story. I skipped many chapters so I can get to the end. This story had potential but the h and the hero acted like children even years later. The story was well written but the sex during their first encounter ruined for me.

Ethan and Lily

I have to say before I start this audio review that I read the ebook first so I knew what to expect but the audio book, I think, gives you so much more depth.

If you have read the blurb you will know what to expect but the blurb won't tell you how well this book is written and performed. The storyline is good, it's different to what I've come to expect from Lisa Lace in that I'm more accustomed to reading/listening to her books about super alien races, hot sexy guys with wings no less!

Ethan and Lily have known each other forever, she is a couple of years younger than him but they have so much in common age doesn't seem to matter. They lived close to each other and had the perfect friendship, they made plans for their future after school was finished. They planned to travel the world. There was just one thing wrong with their plans they didn't have any money to do it with.

Ethan suffered a devastating loss, his mother died and he felt that if he had been able to pay for treatment she would have lived. If only he had kept his dead end job instead of giving it up to paint he could have made a difference. His mother was his sole parent and her loss puts him into the system until he is old enough to leave it.

Lily lives with her parents and although she knows how upset Ethan is she doesn't really realize how it is going to affect both their lives.

Shortly after Lily's graduation and the consummation of their love Ethan leaves, he doesn't say goodbye, he doesn't leave a forwarding address he even disconnects his phone. Lily is bereft! Why? What's wrong?

Unbeknownst to Lily Ethan had applied for and been accepted into Columbia, he has to work two jobs and has loans coming out of his ears but he is never going to be so poor he can't pay for medicine again!

Whilst in college his roommate and he develop a computer programme worth a lot of money but his roommate cuts him out of the deal starting what turns into a fude lasting years. When Ethan's Company develop a dating app and it pairs his old roommate/nemesis with Lilly Ethan feels he has to do something about it. He decides to take action, unfortunately all he does is make matters worse! For someone so good at business he is terrible at relationships.

Lily has spent years pining for Ethan, there is nobody else for her, she lives alone with her cat Biscuit and has never left the state she lives in. She knows that Ethan made it big but has never tried to see him.

I loved the characters of Jennifer, Ethan's right hand woman and Chloe Lily's best friend.

Overall I had a lot of empathy with Lily but I felt that for someone who was such a free spirit she didn't do anything about living her dream of travelling. She became quite closed off I thought. Ethan I wanted to slap and tell him to wake up and do something with his life apart from making money! Which just goes to show how talented Lisa is to make me so angry at him.

I can't really say more without spoiling the whole story so what I will say is this one although quite annoying at times because I found myself wanting to slap Ethan and his nemesis, a truly horrible man, I could not stop listening. The sign of a good book as far as I'm concerned.

I was gifted this book and am writing my review voluntarily.

Mismatch by Lisa Lace

MISMATCH is a wonderfully written second chance love story between a computer software wiz and his high school sweetheart, Lily. Ethan has designed a software program that will match people to their soulmates, but is finding it hard to convince his own true love of his sincerity. In the meantime, his greatest competitor is moving in on both his largest client and his girl. Will Ethan decide where his priorities lie in time to find happiness with his own true love? And is his true love Lily or the company he built from scratch?

Author Lisa Lace continues the matchmaking theme of her TerraMates series, but without the alien Sci-Fi aspect of the story. As always her characters have engaging personalities that draw you into their story, there's a huge conflict to resolve before their HEA, a bit of danger, great dialogue with plenty of humor, and a unique storyline. I really liked the story and felt the use of both a male and female for narration added depth to my experience making it even more enjoyable. 4 stars.