There was a lot about this book to enjoy. But there was also a lot that really rubbed me the wrong way. Most of it was really cute and sweet and fluffy. Cassie runs a matchmaking agency where she will find guys on the dating apps, go out with them with the goal of weeding out the red flags so that she can set them up with women looking for a good man. She herself does not believe in love because of her parents messed up marriage. But one guy she meets, who has signed up for the agency, decides that she is his. She agrees to date him for a set time, not realizing that he intends to keep her. And this is where things kind of go off the rails. Cassie is simply too damaged. She clearly is in need of some intensive therapy, which she does not get in this book. It’s not even mentioned as a possibility. And it’s honestly the only way she would’ve come to her senses about the situation with Luke. Her biggest fear was that Luke deserved better than her. And to be honest, he actually did. He was far too patient and understanding and far too willing to take blame for things he didn’t need to take the blame for. But, he loved her. So they do get their HEA. But I don’t trust it. I don’t trust her. She was actually one of the biggest red flags in this book. And I’m guessing it’s because it was a romcom and we wanted things to say pretty unserious. But she had serious problems that needed serious solutions that should not have been skimmed over.