A new dating app that allows women to rate NYC's most eligible (or in many cases most in-eligible) bachelors threatens to ruin Reed McMahon's PR career.
Fearing that if a PR genius can't even fix his own reputation, Reed agrees to take on a pro-bono client, connecting him with a sexy, tattooed librarian named Darcy.
Darcy's been secretly following the too good looking Reed on Bad Bachelor, but can't understand why she is so wildly attracted to someone who is her direct opposite in every way. But as we know, opposites attract and sometimes lead to the best HEAs.

As a librarian myself, I found the details about Darcy's career, her library's financial struggles, and her dedication super spot on. London obviously has some experience or know's someone in the field! I loved that she didn't change her personality or looks for Reed and loved how these two polar opposites totally fell for one another.

There are a few surprises, including who is actually running this dastardly app, which I hope will be explored in further books in this series! Looking forward to reading more.