My Mother, the Matchmaker

Emma Collins has a plan: stay single, stay sane, and stay far, far away from her mother's matchmaking schemes. Margaret Collins, however, has other ideas — and a suspiciously detailed spreadsheet of eligible bachelors. When Emma's life takes a nosedive involving a broken heart, a viral neighborhood rumor, and an unfortunate bake sale incident, she retreats to her London flat, hoping for peace and anonymity. What she gets instead is David, the charming florist next door with an infuriatingly calm smile, and her mother—who suddenly decides that rekindling her own old flame might just "set a good example." Between chaotic tea parties, small-town gossip that spreads faster than pollen, and a mother–daughter relationship equal parts love and disaster, Emma soon realizes that maybe her mother isn't entirely wrong about second chances. Set in a cozy corner of London, My Mother, the Matchmaker is a warm, witty, and heart-melting romantic comedy about family, forgiveness, and the beautiful mess of love. Perfect for fans of The Flatshare, Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine, and Love, Rosie. Because sometimes, love doesn't come from careful plans—it blooms from chaos, laughter, and one determined mother who just can't stop meddling.