Perfect Match

By May Freighter

Elli's life has never been the same since she broke up with Mathew half a year ago. His possessiveness reaches new heights, leaving her paranoid whether she will ever find love again.

Upon receiving yet another bouquet of flowers from her ex, she takes a drastic measure, leaving her life in London behind to get away from it all for the weekend. Who knew a simple trip to Ireland could restore Elli's self-worth and help find her perfect match?

• Language: English
• Publisher: May Freighter
• Release date: Mar 6, 2019
• ISBN: 9781386278092

May Freighter

May Freighter is an internationally bestselling author from Dublin, Ireland. She writes Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, and Sci-Fi mysteries that will keep you entertained, mystified, and hopefully craving more. Her only pets are cacti. They're the only things that survived. It may be too dangerous to entrust her with an animal while she's engrossed in writing. ​ On sunny, rainy, and overcast days, she spends her time with her fictional friends, putting them through dangerous adventures while wishing them the best of luck. Her hobbies are photography, drawing, and plotting different ways of characters' demise.  ***** HELENA HAWTHORN SERIES:  - Alexander: Memoirs (Prequel) - Russian Roulette - Demon Gates - Crumbling Control - Desired (Spin-off Novella) - Alexander: Monochrome Interview - Fated Origins  - Cherished (Spin-off Novella) - Dark Affiliations (Release date: 2018) ***** ANNALISE STORM CHRONICLES: - Case: 0  - Case: 1 - Case: 2 - (Release date: 2018)

Book preview

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Elli turned off her phone for good and dropped the useless device on the lacquered round table next to her half-finished pint of beer. Everything had happened so fast. Four hours ago, she was finishing up her day at work when she received yet another bouquet of yellow tulips. The thought of knowing who the flowers were from made her stomach churn. Somewhere deep down, she knew he wouldn’t stop. Ever. After crying in the toilet cubicle at work for thirty minutes, she decided to not return home and head straight for the Heathrow Airport with whatever she had on her back. Luckily for her, she always carried her passport around and there were some savings in her bank account to get her the first flight out of London. To her surprise, the place she ended up in was Ireland. She then took a taxi from the Dublin Airport in a random direction for an hour and ended up in some pub. Not as far as she’d wanted to get away, but it was better than nothing. At least, there was a sea between her and her stalker.

She lifted the pint to her lips and polished off the contents in a few large mouthfuls. The next order of business was to find a place to stay. Elli’s sigh was drowned out by the noise the rugby fans made when their team scored a goal. They erupted from their seats, and their cheers flooded the rustic interior.

Sliding off her seat, she made her way to the bar. The man who looked up upon her approach studied her with his sea-blue eyes. His handsome face had a nicely trimmed dark beard. It matched his hair and was tied in a ponytail. As she got closer, she realised that he was well over six feet tall and probably in his early thirties. Standing at five-four, almost everyone was a giant. She never let that intimidate her. On the contrary, she allowed her height to be her strength and not a crutch.

The bartender gave her a warm smile that nearly melted Elli on the spot. His gaze raked her face for something. Another beer, beautiful?

His Irish accent was music to her ears. Shaking her