Better than fate

Ford and Jarvis work together, but first meet out with mutual friends and co-workers.  Ford has just moved to town, and is there on an internship with their company.  Jarvis is attracted right away, even though Ford thinks he is taken.

Ford has had a lot happen to him in a very short time.  College, his best friend treating him like trash for coming out, losing said best friend and other friends too, moving to a new town, a new job, etc.  We can safely say he has trust issues.  

Jarvis is a happy person, who along with many friends, enjoys his life as he has found a way to be healthy and happy.  He treats his body like a temple, does yoga, and more.  He wants a chance with Ford, but Ford thinks he is a player.

The most awkward thing for them is they work at the same location.  So when things are bad, it makes things very strange between them and their co-workers.  Ford is scared to trust since he has proven wrong in the past.  Now he has asked the Fated Date Agency if they can find his fated mate and help him live happily ever after.

Jarvis does not want to rain on Ford's parade, but he does not need fate to tell him that there is something between him and Ford.  More than just physical - it draws him to Ford and makes him want to stay.  Endearing and charming story, I found myself sucked right in until I could not put it down!  I give this book a 4/5 Kitty's Paws UP!

***This ARC copy was given in exchange for an honest review.