okay i just finished this book called Mismatch by Tami Hoag.

it was okay i guess. on the contrary it's quite good i guess. okay believe me i took like only 1 hour of non stop reading to finish the whole book.

okay let see the story's about a girl called Bronwynn.

B, almost got married to Ross Hillard. Before their wedding, she found out he was already having an affair with her cousin, another B which is Belinda.
So during the wedding vows she sounded out to the crowd and taddaa.. ran off to some house that belongs to her dead uncle in Vermont.
there, in the old rundown house she met a guy whom she hated his guts. he was a congressman( people who deals with politics)named Wade.

they started all whimsy, argumentative towards each other and yeah that's when she cries when she was reminded of her fiance.
so as expected that's how it all began.

Wade was a guy who never really thought he had ever fallen in love with anyone until he met Bronwynn.

Wade's whole reason being there was to buy the land on which the house is build which in turn belongs to Bronwynn.

Intially, they had a fairytale beggining. You know the details right.

In between those unmentioned scenarios, there was this part where Ross came to find Bronwynn.
And like you know Wade was there, and he managed to wuss Ross away. And again like how you might think, Ross is a bad guy and he's gonna take some Vengeance.
there was also this part where they met wizzer, B's friend.

Yeah B & W were all sweet. Went on a camping trip. Came back , place was full of reporters.
Bronwynn found out from Wade's assistant that they were planning to buy a ski lodge.
She accused Wade of the things he had wanted to do but didn't do.
Wade couldn't do anything about it.
he was so upset, he returned to Indiana.

Wizzer advice B with regards to her R'ship with Wade.

B realised her mistake and did a make up session with Wade by popping the question.

i think it's a fairytale with a slight twist to it. Overall i think it's quite good. Predictable but the story line is quite coherent.