Jen Turano certainly knows how to write comedy, especially anything involving animals. The church scene with Rat the guinea pig was so funny. Read this book for that scene alone.
Gwendolyn reminded me a lot of Mary Poppins, if Mary Poppins had turned down the nannying job but couldn't resist taking the kids in hand and fixing their relationship with their father anyway (well, and then marrying said father). She's got the same firm but loving hand, and while she won't hesitate to speak hard truths, she doesn't do it with malice--she still is ultimately trying to help even those who have treated her poorly. Walter was a bit slow on the uptake, but he made it the end; he's pretty disconnected with a lot of things at the beginning--family, feelings, you name it--but he does indeed get his priorities straight. I look forward to the next book!
Thank you Bethany House and NetGalley for the complimentary e-book. I was not required to write a positive review, and all opinions are my own.
The Matchmakers
1. A Match in the Making
2. To Spark a Match
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