I need a fake date to my brother's wedding, and billionaire Charlie Walgrove owns a tux. Simple, right?   He’s also my sister’s boss, and I agree to let her set me up with the awkward genius, who apparently has even less luck in the dating game than a struggling artist, aka me.   We’re total opposites, but the date goes okay. We agree to be friends, the kind who won’t become lovers.    Famous last words.   On a series of “friend dates” involving bar snacks, acrylic paint and hedgehogs, I discover that Charlie is nothing like what I expected. Under his hoodie and glasses, he’s handsome and down-to-earth, stuck in a job he hates and afraid to disappoint people by walking away. His heart is as gorgeous as his hidden face.   I’ve always felt like the flaky sister in my family, but Charlie sees me as the artist I want to be. As our friendship deepens, so do my feelings for him. Maybe I’m even falling in love.   But gambling with my heart feels dangerous when all my relationships end in failure–especially if he’s only looking for a friend.   Is it only princesses that get a Happily Ever After? Or is there hope for a hot mess like me?   No Match for Her is a STANDALONE friends-to-lovers, opposites-attract romance. It is part of the Berkeley Hills series.

No Match for Her

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Chapter 17





C
harlie


“I
love all these trees. Oh my God, they smell amazing.”

Cherry may not be walking entirely straight past the row of lemon, grapefruit, and orange trees that extends from the back garden to the edge of my property. “How many glasses of...













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C
harlie


“I
love all these trees. Oh my God, they smell amazing.”

Cherry may not be walking entirely straight past the row of lemon, grapefruit, and orange trees that extends from the back garden to the edge of my property. “How many glasses of...

Chapter 18