Adam & Evie's Matchmaking Tour: A Spicy Rom-Com with a Steamy Dynamic, Dive into this Heartwarming Adventure
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A rollicking, unforgettable enemies to lovers romance about two strangers finding love despite their best efforts as they embark on a sweeping matchmaking tour through Việt Nam, perfect for readers of Carley Fortune and Abby Jimenez.What’s a few weeks to a lifetime of promise?Evie Lang’s life is in shambles. On the heels of losing her beloved aunt, she's unceremoniously fired from her poetry professorship by her secret boyfriend. Lacking income and inspiration, she's stuck in Ohio with no idea how to move forward―until hope for a second chance arrives in a surprising letter.Auntie Hảo left Evie the deed to her San Francisco row house, a place full of Evie’s happiest memories. The catch? To inherit, she must go on a pre-arranged matchmaking tour in Việt Nam. The last thing Evie wants is to spend time with a group of strangers looking for love. But she can't resist the chance to finally visit her family’s native home.A world away, Adam Quyền has a chip on his shoulder. He’s working around the clock as the wealthy CMO for his sister’s elite matchmaking business, a job complicated by her insistence that he knows nothing about love. He’s desperate to prove himself, so when she challenges him to join the inaugural tour, he reluctantly agrees.Adam thinks Evie is chaotic and unpredictable. Evie thinks Adam is grumpy and uptight. But from the bustling streets of Hồ Chí Minh City to the soaring waterfalls in Đà Lạt, they keep getting thrown together, their animosity charged with attraction…and they discover that true love may be out there, if they are willing to take a leap.Two stubborn hearts, one whirlwind adventure, Adam & Evie’s Matchmaking Tour is a story of how loving (and living) bravely can lead you to the most unexpected places―and the most imperfectly perfect loves. Read more
Publisher : Avon
Publication date : September 24, 2024
Language : English
Print length : 304 pages
ISBN-10 : 0063381508
ISBN-13 : 06
Item Weight : 6.4 ounces
Dimensions : 5.31 x 0.68 x 8 inches
Best Sellers Rank: #1,190,254 in Books (See Top 100 in Books) #475 in Asian American & Pacific Islander Literature (Books) #1,275 in Cultural Heritage Fiction #1,802 in Feel-Good Fiction
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Top Amazon Reviews
Format: Kindle
It is a great read. I would recommend this book. It’s a great story with an even better underlying message.
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025 by Amber Landry
Format: Kindle
This book was SO CUTE. Took me a while to get to finally reading it, and I wish I had read it sooner. CAN SOMEONE MAKE THIS A MOVIE ALREADY!? Loved all the main characters and felt like it had more depth than just a random love story.
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2026 by Whittington
Format: Kindle
e-ARC from NetGalley. I enjoyed this story and the ways in which it turned some of the typical romance tropes on their heads. We follow Evie, a struggling poet who was recently fired & dumped on the same day, as she fulfills her aunt's last dying wish: to take an-all-expenses paid matchmaking tour across Vietnam. When she gets there, she finds herself drawn not to other members of the tour but to the tour company's grumpy CMO. This story read as a love letter to Vietnam. It made me want to visit the country, to hike the trails, to sample the food, to see the sights. I didn't understand in the slightest why Evie wanted to return to the US afterward. I would have stayed forever. I think the reason I couldn't give this book a higher rating was because it's a dual POV romance. Adam's hot and cold demeanor was made irritating by knowing his thought process. If I'd had no idea what was going through his head, I would have felt Evie's angst and craved the pair's togetherness. But knowing what he was thinking? Just made his reasons and rationalizations seem weak. I also don't like the "rich family chases off poor girlfriend by threatening to ruin their own son's future if she doesn't leave" trope. I will definitely keep track of the author's future work because I'm interested to see what she writes next.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2024 by A&C
Format: Kindle
My first book by this author and I thought it was a fun premise though definitely catered toward a wealthier clientele. Adam Quyen takes on the role as CMO for his sister Ruby's matchmaking tours. He ends up joining the tour to get a better understanding of how to market them. He meets Evie Lang from Ohio, a poet laureate and former poetry teacher who is on the tour to fulfill her recently deceased aunt's wish before she inherits her San Francisco row house. I enjoyed how Evie and Adam were opposites and Evie's adventurous side came out. Their chemistry was hot and banter sharp. Made me want to take a trip to Vietnam. I think the 3rd act breakup was definitely necessary for them to figure out what they both wanted in life. Overall fun read. Well narrated audiobook too!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2026 by Denice L
Format: Kindle
This one had everything I love—lust, love, longing, and all the emotions in between. I caught myself clutching my chest in joy more than once… and yes, happy tears were definitely shed. Evie and Adam’s story starts off as enemies to lovers, and wow, was it mesmerizing. Watching them work through their personal struggles to find real purpose—not just in love, but in life—was beautiful. I was hooked. Plus, the little inspirational quotes sprinkled throughout? Loved them. This book had me wanting to ditch my routine and whisk my husband away on some wild romantic adventure, just to add another chapter to our own love story. If that’s not a sign of a good book, I don’t know what is.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by Siera Douthat
Format: Kindle
4.5 stars really. Once I was finally able to pick this up and start reading, I really did enjoy it, even with it being 3rd person instead of my preferred 1st person. Even in third person we had alternating chapters from both Evie and Adam’s viewpoints. That helped me too, as it was definitely told from their viewpoint even in the 3rd person. I honestly wish if this was a real thing it was something I could afford to do. Even if I didn’t plan to fall in love, just being able to go on a tour like this would be incredible. It reminds me of how perfect my Scotland/Outlander tour was, even as expensive as it was. Evie was a poet, kind of stuck in her writing. Her background was a father that had passed away, and her mother kind of stepped back from any challenges, or anything that was her husband’s culture. Fortunately for Evie, she still had her Auntie Hao, her father’s sister, to keep her in touch with not only that side of the family, but with putting her out there and trying to do the things she loved. But she had fallen into the easy side of life, especially once her aunt passed away. She had a boyfriend that was easy, no stress. At least until it turned out he was going to fire her because her unusual methods of teaching and lack of publications had made the school look elsewhere. Honestly I think her awesome creative ideas would be great for high school students. If only those teachers didn’t now almost have to completely follow scripted curriculum in so many places. Adam came from one of THOSE rich families. Where it all had to be proper, and things had to look good. Only when he’d been humiliated as he asked his girlfriend to marry him, he’d been the one blamed by his parents. So right away that made me dislike his parents. His sister was the golden child as far as he could tell. Their parents seemed to think she could do no wrong. She’d married the right person and kept with him. Even as we found out that maybe her life wasn’t as perfect as she let on with her parents. Adam went along on their inaugural first matchmaking tour. Mainly just to be the face of the company with his sister, but he ended up having someone there his sister had thought would be a perfect match for him. Instead, he and Evie had sparks between them, even as their meet-cute wasn’t necessarily the best. It was impossible not to adore Evie though. Even with her craziness. The way she was so sweet around the kids and so friendly, and just so willing to try all kinds of things. The banter between her and Adam was really good at times too. I got so frustrated with Adam though for how he went all hot and cold with her. Even as his misgivings with his family and what he was “expected” to do might have made sense for him, it was frustrating. Of course this is a romance, so even with the third act breakup, we know there will be a happy ending. This is another book for me where the third act breakup made sense. With the two of them being from different countries, it was really hard to see how in the world they could be together. I mean who was going to give up their life? So I loved the way things became possible for one of them to go to the other one and do what could help them to be together. I really enjoyed this, and I know my review is a bit after the pub date, but it was definitely worth fitting in!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024 by Lisa M. Mandina
Format: Kindle
I was so excited to "travel" to Vietnam while Evie and Adam went on the matchmaking tour. I absolutely loved "seeing" the landmarks there. This was my favorite part of the novel. The ending was wonderful, but it didn't fit with the rest of the novel. The resolution didn't make sense for how Evie and Adam acted towards and with each other. I never thought they had a deep connection or chemistry. It only seemed to me that they only were together for the sex. I found myself rolling my eyes every time Evie still wanted to be with Adam despite his on and off again attitude towards her. They rejected each other way too much for a meaningful relationship. Overall, this was a predictable novel that used plot elements that felt forced and not natural for the characters. Evie and Adam didn't have believable character growth arcs to justify their deep love for each other.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by Danielle
Format: Kindle
This was SO MUCH YES!! I adored it. I adored Adam and Evie. I adored each scenic vista described. I read this book with google open on my computer so I could look up every site they visited. Such a beautiful country!! It was so easy to get lost in this book - I found myself setting aside all my other books, I only wanted to read this one. I don't always love the grumpy/sunshine trope, but it's done very well here, and bonus is the "forced proximity" trope (always one of my favorites). The dialogue flows naturally, the characters are all great, and the descriptions of the scenery are phenomenal. I wish I could include quotes from the book here! (but since i had an ARC, I'm not supposed to). You'll just have to go read it for yourself. I don't know anything about matchmaking and I have no comment on that aspect of the story - I decided to just ignore that part LOL. A few points did bother me and are preventing me from giving this five stars. Every romance needs the "inevitable misunderstanding" part for the couples to work through and then get past; with Adam and Evie living on different continents, it was easy enough to put stress on the romance and give them something to work through. But ... **spoiler** When Evie just left, without saying good bye - that's a common trope in romance, meant to amp up the drama I guess, and I always hate it. And then when it turns out Ruby completely betrayed Adam by not only telling Evie to leave (which we already knew, but he didn't know) but also by not giving him the note Evie left for him. He's been depressed for months, missing Evie, and he just ... casually lets this huge betrayal slide with actual sympathy for Ruby because "we're family." What kind of doormat is he, he doesn't get angry when he finds out his months of misery were not necessary??! The endearments that Adam and Evie immediately started using felt like a bit "too much too soon" but maybe some people do immediately start calling each other "sweetheart" and "baby," etc, idk. Also, this story didn't need the additional subplot involving Evie & her mother reuniting. It felt shoehorned into chapter 30, out of the blue. The entire story would have been just the same if she and her mom had been tight from the start. ** end spoiler** I am grateful to NetGalley and the publisher for an advanced copy of the e-book. I'd never heard of this author before and I only requested this book on a whim, because I loved the cover (I mean, honestly LOOK at that gorgeous cover!!!) I am so glad I did!! Nora Nguyen also writes as Thao Thai, which makes me much more eager to go pick up Banyan Moon (a book I've been eyeing and then backing away from since its publication - Nguyen promises it will have "less spice and more family secrets" than her romance novel).
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2024 by N. Thompson