REVIEW: Swipe Right For Mr. Perfect by Justin Lewis

Swipe Right For Mr. Perfect by Justin Lewis: Laura enjoys her career as an art conservationist. She misses dating, but the fertility problems caused by her endometriosis make her feel she doesn’t have a chance at a future as a wife and mother. Her mother is pushy and signs her up on an online dating app.

Laura ends up with a match with a man who goes by @FarmerDan. They enjoy chatting online, but Laura is hesitant to meet in person.

Laura gets a job that was previously done by her late boss. She goes to an ancestral castle to check artwork that make need some restoration. Her boss there is Henry who is a Duke from a long line.

He is the last one and the line will cease to exist unless he produces an heir. Henry and Laura find out they are the online matches in real life. There is chemistry between them. With life pulling them in different directions, is their connection strong enough to flourish offline? Can Laura’s fertilely issue prevent a HEA?

Henry was my favorite character. He doesn’t put on airs and likes to do everyday fun things like going to the pub. He is so sweet and caring with Laura. He is absolutely swoon worthy.

Swipe Right For Mr. Perfect, will keep you turning the pages and grab you from the beginning. Justin Lewis will be a new go to author for me.

Book Info:

Publication: October 22, 2024 | Harlequin Romance |

Will a duke find his dream duchess in the world of online dating? Find out in Justine Lewis’s latest story for Harlequin Romance!

THE ART OF DATING A DUKE

For art conservationist Laura, suffering chronic endometriosis means no relationships. Only, thanks to her interfering mother, she’s matched online with @FarmerDan and can’t bring herself to swipe left… But then she learns “Dan” is really her new boss, Henry, and their attraction is as intense in person as in cyberspace! Being a modern-day duke, Henry’s duty-bound to produce an heir. So while meeting Laura is thrilling, it becomes clear that her condition makes her fertility uncertain. With life pulling them in different directions, is their connection strong enough to flourish offline?