Met Your Match

De: Portia MacIntosh

Narrado por: Karen Cass

Thirty-one-year-old matchmaker Lola James had it all – until she broke her leg at a wedding and discovered that her so-called ‘best friend’ was suddenly too busy to call, her flat had far too many steps, and her boyfriend replaced her quicker than you can say ‘crutches’.

And so she’s back at her parents’ B&B, sleeping in the living room (she can’t get upstairs) and having her hair washed by her mum (she can’t get in the shower).

Freshly single and with a lot of time on her hands, Lola is only too pleased to run into gorgeous Dr Will, an old friend who has definitely improved with age… And then there’s Dean, a divorcé who’s convinced he’s better off alone – no matter how lonely he is.

Can Will help mend Lola’s broken heart as well as her leg? Can she help Dean find love? As a wise man once said, sometimes the one for you is right under your nose, all along…

An uplifting, laugh-out-loud romantic comedy, perfect for fans of Sophie Kinsella, Holly Martin and Jo Watson.

©2020 Portia MacIntosh (P)2024 HarperCollins Publishers

Ok but not the best

Story line was ok but the over exaggerated difficulties of life with a broke leg got on my nerves ! Not sure why having a broke leg prevents you from brushing your own hair …. !

Great story and characters.

I love Portia’s books. Since I had surgery I have been listening to as many as possible. This one doesn’t disappoint!

another great story

hilarious & romantic...Macintosh does it again! Found myself actually laughing out loud and hoping the MC would find love...cute romcom

Enjoyable light romance

I enjoyed this story. The main female character had superficial friends, but she herself was not superficial, and when she returned to her hometown she realized, by comparison to the locals, that her friends were not true friends. She tried to help people and in the end she made a place for herself and for a new relationship. The main male character was a really good person who just had some insecurities about not being good enough to be in a relationship. There were a few kissing scenes but nothing spicy and the one sex event was fade to black. There was some swearing at the beginning when she broke her leg and was in pain. She said the same word (sh*t) about 20 times but after that, I don't remember much swearing. This was a cute rom-com, a light and enjoyable read.

Always love Portia!

Fun, lighthearted, relatable in ways and just a joy to listen to. Portia is easily my favorite author!