Jen Deluca has done it again! She finally introduced the third installment in Well Met Series: Well Matched, after two years since it debuted. And it exceeded every expectation that had been established from the first books.
Honestly, it only gets better and better as the series expanded. his time, however, the limelight is directed to two best friends, an anti-social single mother, and a big attractive gym teacher, faking a relationship that turned out real. They have been best friends for years, flirting with each other like teenagers but never putting it to the next level.
Their sudden arrangement forced them to come out of their comfort zone, unconsciously letting their unspoken attraction to speak for itself.
In Well Matched, everything is synchronized and well-balanced as it explored the risky side of a fake relationship and the possibility of friends, turning into lovers. Watch as the story of two opposites characters being united by the infamous force of love.
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- Part 1: Plot Summary of Well Matched
- Part 2: The Author of Well Matched and Why the Series Is Popular
- Part 3: Evaluation of Well Matched
- Part 4: Alternative Book on Dreame
Part 1: Plot Summary of Well Matched
April Parker is a single mother that has lived in Willow Creek for twelve years, with an unbreakable wall around her heart. She’s not your typical single mother that treats everyone in the neighborhood like cookies.
April is quite the opposite. She hates social gatherings, is not fond of public speaking, and is easily irritated by overcrowded places. That’s why when her daughter Caitlin prepares to go to college, her relief is beyond the roof.
For the first time since her divorce, she’d be able to put herself first and live a life free of domestic stress. She planned to sell their house. But before she could place it on the market, she must do some renovations so the future buyer wouldn’t be discouraged.
That’s when Mitch Malone comes in. Mitch is a gym teacher and has been April’s best friend for years. He’s the yang of her character, a great personification of a sunshine dude. Dissimilar to April, Mitch has led a robust life. He’s the life of every party, the source of laughter in a group, and the one that lightens up anyone’s moods.
It’s the reason why April never takes his flirting too seriously. They interact as nothing more than best friends. And that seemed to be the cause of why when April encountered a problem on the house, Mitch hit a block, too.
To solve both’s predicaments, they thought of a bright and seemingly harmless idea.
Mitch will help April to fix her house. As a payment, she’d pose up as his girlfriend the upcoming weekend when Mitch will be meeting his family. They’ve been pressuring him to settle down, get a white-collar job and end his bachelor life. Mitch didn’t like the pressure, so he thought of that plan and propose it to April. But he never thought she’d agree.
The weekend came, and April has no problems faking up a relationship with Mitch. Being single for years, she thought she won’t handle it, but the plan went extremely well, and Mitch’s family had been convinced he was moving to the path they want for him.
When they came back to Willow Creek, April, of course, was glad it was over. But she didn’t expect their moments from that weekend would linger on her longer than expected.
Mitch felt the same way, too. Is there something more than the fake relationship they did? Has she been blinded by their friendship that she didn’t welcome the possibility that they might… click as a partner?
Days passed, and there was no incident that demanded them to switch off their friendship status. Until summer begins, and Mitch’s family showed up unexpectedly, forcing them to put on another show. This time, their relationship appeared genuine and didn’t come off as a ruse. To April and Mitch, it felt real.
During that time, April’s sacred fears come to life. It wasn’t a pretend love anymore, and she was starting to harbor feelings that shouldn’t be allowed in the first place. And to think that was the scary thing, Mitch’s sudden show of affection proved her wrong. Will they fall in love? Or the complications of their lives will come first before they could confess to each other?
Part 2: The Author of Well Matched and Why the Series Is Popular
Jen DeLuca is a contemporary romance writer who loves to craft her works with quirky sense and loveable scenarios. She currently lives in Arizona, with her husband and rescue pets. Well, Met is her debut novel, inspired by the time she volunteered as a pub wench.
And it extended to a series, and now Well Met Series is thus far the best and the most popular among her works. Many professed to deeply adore it as each book transformed several cliche tropes into a whole new sensational idea.
From book one ’till its recently completed installment, Jen DeLuca fulfilled every reader’s ultimate fantasy and wish. Though they were all simple by nature, Jen DeLuca’s creativity painted them with the most imaginative colors, serving readers a never-before-seen experience.
Part 3: Evaluation of Well Matched
It’s fair to say that Well Matched romance book is an excellent one, the kind of book that would hook up the reader’s attention from the very start, and will make them stay ’till the end. The dynamics of the characters matched the overall plot.
And the writing as easy to understand. I can’t say much of how well it affected me. It’s just beyond words. Guess, you could find that one out for yourself.
It’s definitely a 10/10, and a highly recommended one.
Part 4: Alternative Book on Dreame
If by chance, Well Matched doesn’t suit you the way I hope (though I’m confident you’d love it), and you’re on the hunt to find a similar one that you can use as an alternative, you’re in luck! Because we exclusively picked a book from Dreame that might be just your long-lost soul mate!
Fake Dating My Beta Mateis a werewolf romance novel about a rogue wolf pretending a relationship with a beta to keep her welfare safe, and help him not lose his rank. The agreement is only temporary, and it should not house an impact on them both.
They’d do it for the sake of themselves. No more, no less. Will they be able to keep the condition they exclusively made to prevent each other from making it real? For how long? Can two people, created solely for one another, stay indifferent even if their bodies are showing otherwise?
Fake Dating My Beta Mate is a fantastical tale of romance, tragedy, and whimsical fate.
