As the first book in a new matchmaking series, YOU AND ME, BABY is an intriguing departure from the usual matchmaking books. Sight Unseen is a dating agency with matches meeting in the dark until five dates have passed.
Grace and her sister had one of those pacts that they would put themselves out there for love by the time they reached 30. When Grace was still single and focused on her career, Hope convinced her to try Sight Unseen, the company she worked for, and she was matched with Sharp.
Now, this was one of those page turners that will have you shaking your head at times thinking “you did NOT just do that” about something one of the characters did. Between the “what were you thinking” and “how are they going to get out of this” is a whole lot of story not only about the dating agency, but also about the livelihoods Sharp and Grace were so devoted to. I liked the whole matchmaking concept, the romance and the steam, but I also liked the uncertainty created by the conflict in the story.
This is a good start to what should be an interesting series. I am writing this voluntary review after reading an advance copy of the book.
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