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Matched To The Devil

Jay Mhekzy

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Janice Sketches, a brilliant matchmaker standing at 5'6" with a willowy frame and luminous skin, possesses an almost supernatural ability to unite lost souls within moments. Her talent for solving romantic puzzles is legendary—yet she remains unmatched herself.

Jules Forrest, the ruthless devil of the boardroom and cutthroat CEO, trades in fleeting conquests and dismisses love as myth. His world revolves around power, wealth, and the fleeting warmth of strangers' beds.

Everything shatters when a single night at his brother's wedding introduces him to a captivating woman who disrupts his carefully constructed philosophy. Their collision ignites an undeniable chemistry that neither anticipated, forcing Jules to confront a truth he'd spent years denying: that genuine connection exists, and it wears her face.

What begins as a dangerous game of attraction spirals into something neither can control—a marriage born from revenge, cemented by contract, and ignited by an obsession neither anticipated. As Janice and Jules navigate the treacherous intersection of desire, deception, and unexpected devotion, the matchmaker discovers that some connections can't be strategized away. Some are simply inevitable.