Matchmaker Abduction
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3.9 • 19 Ratings
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- $2.99
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
True love is said to defy time, but can it survive space, aliens, and being abducted? Angus MacNamara and Erin O’Shea are about to find out.
The big blue planet that most call Earth desperately needs matchmakers. There is only one small—okay, BIG—problem. No one wants the alien dating service job… No one. The original matchmakers are dead, and much worse, their DNA is no longer viable for cloning.
Solution? Go back in time to some of Earth’s other—thankfully slower spinning—versions, and retrieve the alternates of the one couple in any universe who seems able to do the job.
Far easier said than done though, especially when the alternates are anything but a loving couple, and both are none too pleased to be thrown into the future.
What does oil and water create? Salad dressing or a real mess of aliens, humans, and matchmaking fun!
Customer Reviews
Love this book
At first I was hard to get into but I kept reading and I am so glad I did. I had several laugh out loud moments. I will be reading the rest of the series. So glad I gave this book a chance.
A one of a kind series!
First impression, I am totally going to enjoy this book! Comedy crossing over into sci-fi? Yes, a nerd's dream come true! Angus and Erin have the fire and ice down to an art and I am chomping at the bit to read how they adapt to their new environment. This storyline is brilliant! The personalities of these characters are highly addictive and I am scrambling now to make sure I have the next book in this series. I find myself wanting books about the two cloned guards even! This is truly an excellent read! This voluntary review is based against a copy that was given to me.
I just can’t.
I tried. I made it through 47% of the book and I just couldn’t anymore.
The idea is interesting enough to draw the reader in, but with ever “yar” I felt my interest wane. With every “fecking,” I began to wonder what else was new in my library.
I love all types of romance, dramas, and mysteries. I’m not picky as most of my books come from the free list. However, ever so often o find a book I simply cannot get through. This is February’s dud.
An Irish/Scottish whiskey flavored dud.