Review: Fate
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 12 25, 2013
This is the first book in the Matchmakers trilogy which intertwines two stories throughout the entire book that works really well, and it’s very easy to keep up with the details.Lily has believed that her birthmark has to do with finding her true love. She is half elf and uses her magic in her floral business to help spread happiness in the lives of others, but she has not been so lucky in find the happiness of true love in her own life. When her birthmark starts changing she thinks it’s because her mate is finally close, but what she learns may be enough to keep her from accepting the one man that truly loves her.Dare is a wood elf who has been the head security guard for the Matchmaker for a long time. He has arrived in the town where Lily lives to complete his task for her, so that he can return home to his duty as soon as possible. He never expected to have his world turned upside down, but he soon finds out that the Matchmaker is missing, and the woman he has been searching for is to take over for her aunt as the new Matchmaker. On top of it all, he has found his soulmate, but she may be a lot harder to catch than he thought.Can Dare prove to Lily that his love for her has nothing to do with her birthmark while trying to teach Amy Campbell everything she needs to know to take over the family business as the new Matchmaker and make her understand that she is no longer be safe and her life is no longer her own?