No Match Found

De: Martha Keyes

Narrado por: Ariel Royce

She built the perfect algorithm for love, but it didn’t predict him.

Vivian Hale has spent her adult life proving that love isn’t luck—it’s data. As the CEO of Matchify, the world’s most advanced matchmaking app, she’s built an empire on the science of compatibility. Love isn’t about fate; it’s about probability.

Grant Wilder doesn’t believe in perfect matches. The investigative journalist has spent his career exposing scams, and Matchify is next on his list. People want to believe love can be calculated, but he knows better. His instincts have never failed him—except, maybe, when it comes to Vivian.

She trusts the numbers. He trusts his gut. And the more they clash, the more undeniable their chemistry becomes. But according to Matchify’s algorithm, they’re completely incompatible. And numbers don’t lie… right?

Highly entertaining

This is a very entertaining clean, contemporary, rom-com. It took me a bit to get into it, but that was entirely on me and not the book itself (I don’t love the enemies-to-lovers trope and also wasn’t in the mood for a contemporary). Once it got going, I was completely hooked and stayed up way too late into the night reading it.

The story’s focus is upon the character and relationship development, less so actions or events. That being the case, we spend a lot of time in the FMC’s head… more than I would have preferred, in fact, as her insecurities and issues border on excessive. I was able to overlook it, however, as the writing itself is highly engaging. I liked the data-driven plot as well, and all the company and office details.

I definitely enjoyed this one and will be continuing with the series as they come out.

Content:
There is no sex or violence. The words “hell” and “damn” were used a couple of times, but otherwise the language is clean. The romance is limited to lightly descriptive kisses. There is no mention of faith or God.

1st person, single POV

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Love a hard working, CEO FMC. This felt like a slow burn because it took awhile to feel the chemistry but once I did it was great!