Playing with Matches
Sometimes an
imperfect match can lead to an everlasting love...
“Dragon for Dinner” by
Katherine Greyle
Su-Lin Chen will do anything to rebel—including show up at her father’s
birthday bash with motorcycle-riding bad boy Mitch Kurtz. But when
true passion is ignited, will she defer to the expectations of her
family….or choose the man who has stolen her heart?
“Love.com” by Karen
Harbaugh.
Thrilled that her mother—the Blind Date Empress of San Francisco—had no hand
in her meeting Kyle Nakagawa, Amy Miyazaki finds herself falling for her new
boss. Until she learns that Kyle’s father was just as responsible for
their first encounter as her meddlesome mother!
"The Spice Bazaar”
by Sabeeha Johnson
When Nalini agreed to meet the Indian accountant her family picked out for
her, she had no idea he’d be so…irresistible. But what will she do
when she discovers that the man she met was not her intended, but his friend
instead?
“Romancing Rose”
by Cathy Yardley
Rose Parker decides to take a crash course in Vietnamese culture to avoid
her grandmother’s incessant matchmaking attempts. But when her hunky
tutor offers to teach her agbout her heart as well as her heritage, Rose
wonders if her grandmother isn’t on to something after all.