Knot So Matched: An opposites attract feel-good romantic comedy

<p><b>Rule #1 of working at a destination safari wedding: Stay away from the gorgeous actor-turned-matchmaker in the next tent&mdash;especially when he's as determined to avoid love as he is to help others find it.</b></p><p>I really should have read that rule before taking this job.</p><p>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.</p><p>Fresh off my own wedding disaster I tell myself I'm just doing my job.</p><p>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&mdash;about leaving his Bollywood fame behind about standing up to his family's expectations&mdash;I realize I'm in serious trouble.</p><p>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.</p><p>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.</p><p><i><b>If only my heart knew what to do...</b></i></p><p><i><b>Knot So Matched is a heartwarming tale of unexpected love that proves sometimes the perfect match is the one you never saw coming.</b></i></p>