The Matchmaker's Surrender

Oh it is wonderful to see the matchmaker, who who always thinks she may never find her match, to be ensnared by someone so close! Such was the case with Jane, who had just attended the wedding of her best friend Lily and her brother Henry. (Book 1, don't miss it!). With the help of Henry's best friend Nicholas Waverly, they had orchestrated a romantic meeting between the two and the rest was history! But oh, Nicholas Waverley, was so handsome and that dimple in his cheek! But those blue eyes.... She cannot help staring at him and he does seem to pay her a lot of attention! Can I just say wow I loved this story and yes, yes I did fall a little in love with Nicholas who was such an amazing man. Unpretentious she had called him! Well when he kidnaps Jane to keep her safe after she is at the wrong place and runs into him and a known criminal, the adventure begins! What is so heartwarming is that Nicholas has had strong feelings for Jane for a long time. Be still my heart! This story has a little of it all! Intrigue, action, humor and of course a sizziling attraction that will come off the pages! When I see a new story by Tammy, I know it will be exactly what I want to read and sigh as I turn the last page. Oh yes, it happens every time!! Cannot wait for more in the delightful series!

Miss Jane Dalton, one of London's most successful matchmakers, believes it's much safer bringing couples together than falling in love herself. In fact, she could not think of anything more daunting than to have loved and lost. However she can’t help but notice how handsome Mr. Nicholas Waverley, her brother's best friend, is. I first met Nicholas & Jane in the first book in the series & I’m so glad they now have their story. Nicholas is in love with Jane & he’s so patient & lovely. Jane no way wants to fall in love but when she’s thrown together with Nicholas their attraction deepens. A well written very well paced book that I read in a sitting. I hope Jane continues her matchmaking as there are at least one soldier who needs his story. My honest review is for a special copy I voluntarily read