Book Review: The Matchmakers of Holly Circle
“Flirtation can be an art, or so they say. Well, if so, Ruth and Richard are “the old masters” of the flirting game. Despite their strictly platonic relationship, there’s “something there,” as so many of their friends and families say. Neighbors and friends for ten years, neither seems willing to change the course of their relationship.
Three doors down, at the end of the cul-de-sac, Mason Dickenson has watched his favorite neighbors with an interested eye, but he’s finally had it with the dance. So, with a pack of cards and a few tricks up his sleeve, he’s determined to get them out of the “friend rut” and into romance.
Thanks to Mason’s unique matchmaking scheme, Ruth and Richard concoct one of their own—a deeper, stronger, eternal love and relationship that nothing on earth can match.” (from Goodreads)
With an untested Kindle Unlimited trial and a title like that, who can resist? I was looking for something sweet and Christmas-y, and this perfectly fit the bill.
Although, I was in suspense throughout the book as I watched Ruth and Richard be all cute and literally perfect together and then go to their separate homes and think about uncertainties and heartbreaks and relational worries and reservations and stuff. The barriers between them were really painful but accurate and didn’t feel like manufactured melodrama most of the time. I stayed up late reading… 
