Book Review
Title of Book – “A Match In the Making” by Jen Turano
Genre: Historical Romance
Rating from 1 – 5: 4
Why she gave the book this rating: I believe it was a light humor & realistic view of how society and women were. The character is searching for her purpose in life after being the caretaker of sorts, for her family.
Would she recommend this book: Yes
Why or Why Not? It was lighthearted, romantic (without all the descriptions of intimacy)
What kind of reader would enjoy this book? someone who loves romance
Did you find the author’s writing style easy to read or hard to read? Why? It was an easy read. The author doesn’t confuse a reader with too many characters. You don’t have to go back to familiarize who the couples were in the book. She sticks to the main subject.
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