Make Me a Match

Entertaining, but Maddening

While the premise is fun and the story flows, there is one MAJOR problem with the book: all the characters are so nasty to the heroine,Cecelia, that it's hard to work up any sympathy for them. Yes, Cecelia is uptight, and can even be a bit of a snob, but that doesn't merit the constant criticism and insults she receives from every other character in this book. Personally, I'm tired of reading novels in which the only way a character can grow is to be cut to ribbons then shown the error of her ways, while everyone else shirks responsibility for their own actions. Ms. Holquist has talent and imagination: I just wish she'd fleshed out the supporting characters more.

An off beat quirky and totally endearing paranormal romance

Cecelia Burns life is right on track. She is a cardiologist in a rich private practice and is engaged to marry Jack a powerful lawyer they are renting a beautiful condo that they intend to buy. At a party they are giving to celebrate their engagement they have a gate crasher, Cecilia¿s psychic sister Amy who drops in to cause trouble after not seeing her sibling for a decade. She tells Jack she and Cecilia used to run cons of people in order to live and to get a good nest egg.--------------------- It is a time in Cecilia¿s life that she wishes to forget. To make matters worse she tells Jack she hears voices and they tell her The One True Love of the person she is talking to.. Amy lets it be known that Jack is not Cecilia¿s true love but Finn Concord, who is dying, is. Finn and Cecilia meet at a sporting event. Sparks fly but Cecilia tries to ignore then because she doesn¿t want to lose the life she has. Finn¿s daughter and Amy play matchmaker and when Jack finds out what is going on, he asks Amy to tell him who his one true love is. Her answer sends him out of town and bring Cecelia and Finn closer together but she fears Amy¿s other prediction that he is dying.------------- MAKE ME A MATCH is an off beat quirky and totally endearing paranormal romance in which these are three protagonists. Amy is the catalyst that keeps the action moving and readers would like to see her story told in a future book. Diana Holquist writes beautiful romance scenes that are right out of an adult fairy tale. Both Finn and Cecilia are interesting characters who have a lot of baggage from their past to discard if they want to be together.------------- Harriet Klausner

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