Meet Your Match

Fifteen years ago, the Match decided their futures.It didn't prepare them for this.MacKenzie was never supposed to see Evan again. Not after their relationship fell apart during internship year-when matching to different cities shattered their plans and their engagement. She's built a new life since then. She's raising her son, minding her business, and staying far away from the mess of her past.But when her son enrolls at an elite swim academy, MacKenzie walks straight into a reunion she never asked for. Evan. Her ex. Older. Finer. Still the one man who makes her forget how to breathe.Evan has questions. About why things ended the way they did. About why seeing MacKenzie again makes it so hard to focus on anything else. About whether fifteen years is too long to fix something that never should've broken.The chemistry between them? Unresolved.The baggage? Unpacked and sitting poolside.The meddling exes? Working overtime.They never got closure. Now, they might get something hotter.

Grace Robertson wasn't looking for love. She was looking for peace.Her marriage ended years ago. Her dating life has been a series of lessons in what she doesn't want. So, when her friends present her with a matchmaker,Grace accepts. Maybe it's time to let someone else handle the vetting process.Then she meets him.Lucien Sloane is everything a matchmaker might have found for her-accomplished, attentive, genuinely interested in building something meaningful. Their chemistry is undeniable, but more than that, he makes her feel seen. Understood. Like the version of herself she's worked hard to become is exactly who he wants to know.Grace knows she should slow down. She knows she should be cautious. But for once, she lets herself trust the connection.That trust will be tested when she discovers Luke is keeping his own secrets. And Grace will have to decide if what they have is strong enough to survive thetruth-or if she's been fooling herself all along. The Match Game is about the complexity of building love when you're old enough to know better, brave enough to try anyway, and wise enough todemand honesty even when it hurts.