An ok read. This book was divided into 2 parts. In the first half, Eli worked with his best friend Chelsie as a matchmaker between his mum and a billionaire friend of his.
In the second part, 20 years later, Eli and Chelsie meet again. The first part of the book was more engaging and sweet. I struggled with the second part because Eli and Chelsie seemed like a mismatch and their chemistry seemed forced.
I used to love this author's books as a teenager, so I jumped when I spotted this on my e-book reader as a recommendation. It left me with a bit of a flat feeling. Not her best work in my opinion.