Previously I read and enjoyed a novella called Twist of Fate by Rachael Anderson, so when I had the opportunity read this longer novel with a familiar-sounding and catchy title I was ready to move it to the top of my "To Read" list. I was offered a copy of this ebook in exchange for an honest review and here it is: 
 This clean, romantic novel had a timeless feel in a current-day setting. I enjoyed this story about Emma and Kevin so much that I now want to read the other books in this Meet Your Match series too. 
 I love the ordinary details that really brought this characters in this book to life and I discovered just enough about Noah and Samantha in this story to want to get to know them better as main characters in the other books from this series. 
 There were a couple of scenes in this book that will stay with me for a very long time. (view spoiler)[I love the part about mid-way through the book when Emma and Noah arrive at the art show and they are still in the car and he asks her to go out... and she asks him why ~sigh~! (hide spoiler)] As an example of what I referred to as ordinary details making characters come to life, I loved the conversational wit in the exchanges between Emma and Kevin and also some of the internal thoughts that give more insight into who they are. (view spoiler)[ Like when Janice was (not adequately) teaching Emma how to do the data entry and Emma made all the duplicate files, I just love how real this was, showing Emma's struggle with doubt and deprecating self-talk battling with her tenacity and attempts to problem solve on her own. Also, I think I might always remember a scene toward the end of the book about the portrait Emma did of the man who sang during the storm. (hide spoiler)]