Knot So Matched - Paperback

Rule #1 of working at a destination safari wedding: Stay away from the gorgeous actor-turned-matchmaker in the next tent-especially when he's as determined to avoid love as he is to help others find it.

I really should have read that rule before taking this job.

Because here's what happens when you put a nosy, unglamorous coordinator in the tent next to India's former Bollywood heartthrob: late-night conversations under starlit skies, arranging secret romantic rendezvous for his high-profile clients, and increasingly tempting thoughts about how well Daksh Shetty's jeans fit as he walks ahead of me on moonlit paths.

Fresh off my own wedding disaster, I tell myself I'm just doing my job.

That I'm immune to his charm, his genuine smile, the way he sees past every insecurity I've ever had about myself. But when he starts sharing his own secrets-about leaving his Bollywood fame behind, about standing up to his family's expectations-I realize I'm in serious trouble.

The kind of trouble that comes with catching feelings for someone whose world couldn't be further from mine. He belongs in magazine spreads and has a family-approved bride waiting in the wings.

I belong... well, nowhere at the moment, since I gave up my job and apartment for a wedding that never happened.

Love isn't supposed to be part of my fresh start.

But every time Daksh looks at me like I'm the lead in my own love story, I forget all the reasons why this can't work.

If only my heart knew what to do...

A sweet, sexy feel-good romance featuring:
- A destination wedding to remember
- Forced proximity in luxury safari tents
- Safari nights, stolen moments
- Opposites attract with a Bollywood twist
- A matchmaker who needs his own match

I'm Khushi Iyer, and what started as an escape became my greatest adventure.
Can a runaway heart find an unscripted love? And will a gorgeously guarded matchmaker discover his Cupid's arrow might have found its own target?

"Knot So Matched" is a heartwarming tale of unexpected love that proves sometimes the perfect match is the one you never saw coming.