Imperfect Match (Imperfect Match #1)

I missed Andi Arndt and Jason Clarke together. The narration was fantastic. No it wasn\’t the best or original story but the fabulous narration helped keep me involved with the story. Andi is already at the top of her game and Jason…you just get better and better..thump..thump goes my heart. Yes the daddy issues get tiresome at times but I enjoyed listening to these characters and their story.

These two best-selling authors, along with these two talented narrators, pretty much guaranteed this sweet friends-lovers dual POV story would be a match made in Heaven.. and I (like Willow and Reed) fell deeply and hopelessly in love. It was funny, sexy, thought provoking, heartbreaking and heartwarming as two platonic best friends, with total opposite life goals, suddenly saw what had been in front of them for three years.. their soul-mates. Reed didn’t want the white picket fence.. or the wife.. or the children who’d live there – but Willow desperately did and the alarm on her biological clock was blaring out now.. now.. now. Their journey to the HEA ending wasn’t without its struggles, giggles, rocky roads, tough decisions and tissues and ice cream moments. But thankfully Corinne and Melanie plotted out their true love route perfectly with a balanced course of well-placed feels, loveable characters, humorous secondary characters and good character growth. However, it was my two absolute favorite narrators who brought the characters to life, injected the passion, the pain and the pleasures into the well-crafted words.. and made six hours go by in a blink of an eye it was that good. Worth a credit? 100% Yes.. but they’re giving it away on Audible’s Escape Package making this a big smiles and happy thoughts day for me. And p.s., any filmmakers out there, I’d pay good money to see this rom com on the big screen.. wink wink fingers crossed just saying 🙂

Love love loved it !!! Its funny, hot and super sexy!! Didn\’t want it to end . Andi and Jason gave a perfect performance!

I was severely disappointed in this one. I usually enjoy Melanie Harlow’s work and have a great respect for Corrine Michael’s craft, but this was not on par what has come before. There is zero character development here, one thing I need my reads/listens to deliver above all. If it wasn’t for the fact that the H and h began the story as friends, the reader would have no idea why they are even together. Any so called ‘growth’ of character ring hollow and happen within mere pages. And the confrontation between the H and the embodiment of his issues (his father) and supposedly builds to the resolution that follows falls flat. As other reviewer‘s have noted, while the romance genre relies heavily on certain predictable tropes, it’s how the writers build those tropes that sets a story apart. There is nothing that sets this story apart except the narrators’ performances and there are times when even that is not enough. And when it’s narrators as wonderful as Andi Arndt and Jason Clarke, there is definitely a problem with the material.

I enjoyed this book very much. I didn\’t feel that it dragged out at any point. the performer was excellent , as well. I would listen to it a se one time

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