BOOK REVIEW : 'Her best match' by Kemi Owonibi


Genre: Contemporary Christian romance novel 
Published: 2024

Plot summary 
            Is a Nigerian christian romance novel that follows Lily Stevens, a beautiful and successful woman whose past relationships have left her wary of love. After a painful breakup with her longtime boyfriend, she crosses paths with Tony Ettang, a calm, principled man who secretly admires her but struggles to express his feelings. Then a Valentine's day incident forces their lives to intertwine. Lily is caught between her lingering emotions for her ex and possibility of genuine love with Tony. Through heartbreak, faith and self discovery, she learns that true love is not about perfection or appearances, but about finding the right person who aligns with God's purpose for her life i.e her best match 

Theme 
* Love and Faith 
*Forgiveness and healing 
*Inner strength and growth 
*God's will and destiny 

           The story is heartwarming and faith filled that reminds readers that God's plans are often better than lessons in a way that feels genuine and uplifting. The writer crafts relatable characters and emotional situations that highlights the importance of trust, forgiveness and patience in relationships.
          This novel is an inspiring and engaging read for anyone who enjoys stories of romance grounded in faith and moral values. I rate the novel 4/5

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