Mr. Match has successfully matched thousands of couples. But the secretive Mr. Match isn't eager to reveal his identity. Mostly because Max Winchell doesn't want to answer the question that will undoubtedly follow: Why hasn't Mr. Match found his match? Disillusioned with the entire idea of love, Max sets out to divest himself of the lucrative Mr. Match business. He has soccer to concentrate on, after all. And since the Sharks just won the cup, there's plenty going on with the team... moreMr. Match has successfully matched thousands of couples. But the secretive Mr. Match isn't eager to reveal his identity. Mostly because Max Winchell doesn't want to answer the question that will undoubtedly follow: Why hasn't Mr. Match found his match? Disillusioned with the entire idea of love, Max sets out to divest himself of the lucrative Mr. Match business. He has soccer to concentrate on, after all. And since the Sharks just won the cup, there's plenty going on with the team. So Max brings in a venture capitalist to help him sell the site. A venture capitalist who happens to be a woman. Who happens to be confident, sexy, and attractive, and one who can hold an actual conversation (more than Max can say for his last actual date). But Tatum Archer doesn't date clients, and Max isn't signing up for a romantic liaison that hasn't been mathematically guaranteed. So why can't he stop thinking about Tatum? Or about her ridiculously enormous dog, Charlie? Not that he's thinking about Charlie romantically, of course. But the dog is part of a package deal. And maybe he's thinking about Tatum a little bit romantically... But when she decides to buy his company, all bets are off. After all, she won't date a client, and he won't date the boss. less
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