Review: The Autumn Review for Perfectly Unmatched
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 04 2, 2013
I was really curious to see what Liz Reinhardt would do for Benelli's story. In the first book, I can't honestly say I liked her all that much. Mostly because she wasn't very nice to my girl Evan. However, in Perfectly Unmatched I saw Benelli in a different light. She definitely has a lot of pressure from her family. She's been the peace keeper and helps manage the family. When it comes to relationships though, she's vulnerable. She's supposed to meet a nice Hungarian boy, who will help in the family business. So, after a bad break-up, she heads off to Hungary in search of a good husband. What she finds are men who are less than appealing. She also learns some family secrets along the way too.Early in her trip, she meets Cormac. He is an English Graduate student and pretty much the polar opposite of what her family wants to her settle down with. Let me just say that I LOVED Cormac. He's a bit geeky, but he sure is sexy (and a dirty talker). He knows how to get Benelli going, but he also sees who she really is.Overall, I loved this second installment of the Youngbloods series. Benelli and Cormac are such a great couple. It was great to see Winch and Evan again too. If you're looking for a great NA series to start, check out the Youngbloods!