Chasing Fireflies (Power of the Matchmaker, #7)

by Taylor Dean

[lindsey]

I was a bit torn about Chasing Fireflies, and it took a while for me to decide on a rating.  The plot sounded intriguing, and I did enjoy it, but there was something about it that kept me from loving it.  I can't quite put my finger on it, but it could possibly be the fact that the main character is willing to give up someone she loves just because his name isn't Paul.  I realize that's the point of the book, and that this isn't actually real life, but come on.  

The book, however, is very well-written, which makes up for the main character's sketchy way of choosing her boyfriends, and I was interested to see how everything would turn out in the end.  I guessed the twist pretty early on, but it didn't take away from the story.

Chasing Fireflies is a quick, clean romance, with an original plot.  I would recommend if you're looking for something light to read, especially if you've enjoyed other books in the Power of the Matchmaker series.

Though it is part of the Power of the Matchmaker series, Chasing Fireflies can definitely be read as a stand-alone.