Review + Interview || Miss Match by Laurelin McGee

My rating: ★★★★☆

First off, can I apologize? I was scheduled for a review (in a blog tour!) on July 2nd and I haven't posted this one yet. I'm not justifying this but it was a really hard day on July 2nd and yesterday. I'm sorry again.
*****
Premise - This book has a The Rosie Project vibe going on in the synopsis, but when I read it, it really reminded me of  Tangled by Emma Chase. And for that alone, it made it easier for me to read. I mean not because it has the same premise but because both books took the easy and funny approach to readers like me.

Character/s - Blake was probably the character that I could refer to as an asshole without feeling bad. I mean, he posted an ad looking for a matchmaker, in a condescending way might I add, for freak's sake! He's also vain and conceited. But let's be real here, he's also one of the most realistic character that I've read. He's really sweet, witty and honest, so that's a plus. Can I say that his povs are on point, too?
Andrea, on the other hand, was a force to be reckoned with. She's a perfect match to Blake's asshole-ness. (I don't know what to call you! Andy? Andrea? Drea?)

Together, Blake and Andrea, makes a pretty great couple. They're dynamic together; they also make a good team. And they knew how to push each other's button.
But what's up with the Plain Jane reference here? Not all girl named Jane are placid. It totally annoyed me, I took it a bit personally. 

Writing technique/style - This was done impeccably. They used dual point of views. This helps enhancing not only the story but also a reader's experience in reading. I wouldn't have done anything to change this. From the word choices down to the punctuation point, the way it was written was spot on. Great job, you two!

Misc. - The ending was a bit easy, for my opinion. The misunderstanding was solved the day they re-met again? I don't think so.
Is it a page turner? Yes, very much so. Blake and Drea is just a funny set of people.
Would I re-read it again? Hell yeah. It was a very fun experience, reading this one, why not repeat it? It left me giddy.

Personal Concierge, to start ASAP (Boston Area)

I am a successful businessman looking for a wife. Due to a busy career and lack of energy or interest to devote to the process, I am seeking someone to assist me in my search. I am outsourcing the entire process, job to start immediately.

The perfect candidate will be assertive, with excellent computer skills and a knack for reading people. She—I am only seeking women to fill this position—will be expected to:

• Meet me, get to know me. Spend a week or so in my company to find out my interests, what makes me tick. During this time she will come to understand the type of woman I expect to fall in love with;

• Do all searching activities on my behalf including online, in real life, on social media, networking, and so on;

• Once possible matches are identified, provide me with pictures and, upon my approval, arrange dates for us to meet.

I am attractive and financially secure. I do not have trouble finding women who are interested in me. It is finding women that I deem interesting beyond the physical that is the challenge.

While this job can be done at home, I’d prefer that several hours a week be spent in my company in order to keep a firm handle on what I expect in a love interest. I will have private space available in both my home and office for the right person to work.

Income will be determined initially by the experiences the candidate brings to this project. Additional income will depend on the quality of women found to date me as well as how far the relationship(s) progresses—both emotionally and physically. We can discuss a specific payment schedule during the interview process.

Serious inquiries only.