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A review by kendall_swans6
Match Me If You Can by Swati Hegde
4.0
Thank you to NetGalley and Random House for this arc; I will be giving my honest review.
This is the first book I have read by Swati Hegde. I have to compliment the overall writing throughout this book. The first 20-30% were heavy on building the characters and setting. At first, I thought a lot was being introduced at once. I was struggling with keeping all the characters straight up until around 40%. Once I hit the 40% mark, the reading flowed easily, and I was very interested in the plot. The dialogue between the characters was realistic and well written. The conversational aspect of this book helped me understand the main characters more. There was quite a few misunderstandings, but it was due to the characters overthinking. I thoroughly liked Jaiman, the MMC. I also liked a few of the secondary characters due to their personalities. Hedge's writing skilled showed during romantic parts of this book. The romance and tension was very evident, and relatable.
"Loving someone means putting hope above fear."
This is the first book I have read by Swati Hegde. I have to compliment the overall writing throughout this book. The first 20-30% were heavy on building the characters and setting. At first, I thought a lot was being introduced at once. I was struggling with keeping all the characters straight up until around 40%. Once I hit the 40% mark, the reading flowed easily, and I was very interested in the plot. The dialogue between the characters was realistic and well written. The conversational aspect of this book helped me understand the main characters more. There was quite a few misunderstandings, but it was due to the characters overthinking. I thoroughly liked Jaiman, the MMC. I also liked a few of the secondary characters due to their personalities. Hedge's writing skilled showed during romantic parts of this book. The romance and tension was very evident, and relatable.
"Loving someone means putting hope above fear."