The Bachelor's Perfect Match

By Kathryn Springer

He loves adventures…She only reads them…until now!

Maddie Montgomery, Castle Falls’ shy librarian, has always played it safe. Enter Aiden Kane, the town’s resident adventurer, on the mend from an accident and in need of Maddie’s help. As Maddie assists Aiden with his search for a long-lost relative, the handsome outdoorsman coaxes Maddie out of her safety zone. But can Maddie take the biggest risk of all—giving in to love?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Love Inspired
• Release date: Apr 1, 2018
• ISBN: 9781488090448

Kathryn Springer

Kathryn Springer is a USA Today bestselling author. She grew up in northern Wisconsin, where her parents published a weekly newspaper. As a child she spent many hours sitting at her mother’s typewriter, plunking out stories, and credits her parents for instilling in her a love of books—which eventually turned into a desire to tell stories of her own. Kathryn has written 19 books with close to two million copies sold. She lives with her husband and three children in Marinette, Wisconsin. Visit her online at kathrynspringer.com Facebook: Kathrynspringerauthor

Reviews for The Bachelor's Perfect Match

[sjgirl-1 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

This novel is part of a series though I had no problem enjoying it as a standalone. Maddie and Aiden shared sweet chemistry and enough conversations with depth that I could buy into their developing feelings easily enough. I did have mixed thoughts about Maddie’s reason for putting distance between her and Aiden. It seemed like it would have been simple to clear up her concerns with a conversation, given Aiden’s upbringing odds were strong that he’d stand on a particular side of that issue but at the same time I guess I could see where she would feel too vulnerable to risk it, how she might fear rejection over something that already had her feeling defective (which she is not.). I liked the romance but I appreciated that it wasn’t the only thing going on. I wonder if some readers might find that this isn’t quite as focused on the romance as they’d prefer but I’ve been in something of a reading slump the last few months and having other aspects of the story (two mysteries and volunteer work with a trio of teens) in addition to the romance really helped me feel engaged the entire time I was reading, it felt like there was always something happening, no noticeable lulls in the action.