Jordan is career driven, emotionally isolated and kind of high-strung, while Sophie is all love and spirituality, with a dash of whimsy. Jordan and Sophie are so different from each other, and yet it’s easy to see how they were drawn to each other first as friends and later as lovers. Is their soul mate connection real? And can things possibly work between two people with such different priorities? The Characters It’s only when she gets to the sanctuary that she learns that she’ll be working alongside Sophie, who clearly hasn’t forgiven her for disappearing without a trace. Jordan has to meet with her estranged father twice and try to make amends, and she has to work at the sanctuary for two months. The land is valuable and its sale would give Jordan and Doug more than enough money to open another office, but there’s a catch. When Jordan’s grandmother dies, she leaves her a butterfly sanctuary in Monarch, California, the one place Jordan swore she would never set foot in again. It’s not like any of them can hold a candle to her memories of Sophie, her best friend from high school, unknowing soul mate, and love of her life, who Jordan ran away from 10 years prior. Life is very good as they’re looking to expand the business, and the last thing Jordan wants is to settle down with any one woman. Jordan Lee is a successful matchmaker, running the business with her friend Doug in Beverly Hills. It even has the right amount of delicious angst to keep the pages turning.
It has friends becoming lovers, an ice queen gets thawed, and it’s a second chance love story. The Butterfly Whisperer by Lisa Moreau is a lovely romance with a bunch of my favourite themes all in one book.
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