Match Me If You Can — Michele Gorman

Would you trade in your ex for the chance to find the perfect upgrade?

Catherine's ex-husband and business partner drops a bombshell over their Chardonnay. He's getting remarried. Catherine has bras that are older than his girlfriend and now he's selling his half of their romantic recycling business to the girl. Worse, she thinks she's going to run Catherine's beloved company.

Meanwhile, Rachel's biggest romantic mistake sits next to her at work. They're friends again after the relationship went disastrously wrong, but they're pitted against each other to win their firm's biggest architecture project. So when she joins Catherine's website, RecycLove.com, where everyone recycles an ex for the chance of an upgrade, she knows just who she's going to trade in.

And Sarah can't be bothered tottering around in painful shoes for another pointless date. Staying home is easier, if a bit lonely sometimes. Besides, her family circumstances don't leave a lot of free time. She reluctantly joins Catherine's dating site with Rachel, but as a minor makeover turns into a complete overhaul, will her newfound popularity be worth the sacrifices she's making?

Snuggle into your pillows and indulge yourself in this romantic comedy about fantastic women, upcycled exes and the power of best friends from the USA Today and Sunday Times bestselling author.

Praise for Match Me If You Can and Michele Gorman

"Fresh, funny and brilliant." Heat Magazine
"Well-written and an easy read." Daily Mail, the UK's largest newspaper
"Feisty bursts of humor light the pages." Lovereading
"A well-written comedy romp that will have you cheering on the likeable heroines." Sunday Mirror
"A brilliant, fun and hugely enjoyable book about friendships and relationships." Novelicious
"Fraught and fun, this is a wonderful rollercoaster of a read." Tracy Bloom
"Gorman's writing is warm, witty and wonderful." Matt Dunn
"An undeniable sense of fun on every page." Nick Spalding
"A fun, sassy writer who always makes me smile." Carole Matthews
"It's refreshing that none of its three heroines puts the wants and needs of a man before their own. Yes, it's nice to have a man, but having real friendships, a strong career, and self-confidence are the vertebrae in the spine of life." Chick Lit Central