'Indigo Ridge' by Devney Perry, this was actually the first book that I read by Devney Perry and it was my favorite book of hers up until I read 'The Birthday List', however I've spoken about that book before, and I do not wish to re-share that recommendation, instead I'll be talking about 'Indigo Ridge'.

This is a story about two people who end up having a one night stand and they both live in this small town, however, they thought that they were both sleeping with people that they would never see again. But what do you know, a couple of days later they bump into each other and now they're actually going to have to be in each other's vicinity for a while.

Winslow  just moved to town, she's the new chief of police and happens to be there because of a murder that happened in town, and funnily enough, the murder happens on this guy's property that she just had a one-night stand with. Now they're going to have to keep on dropping into each other's work to figure out the mystery of who killed this person. 

There's a little bit of suspense, mystery and a little bit of a romance and a lot less smoke.

'The Soulmate' by Christina Lauren.

These authors would actually be amazing to check out in general, they are traditionally published authors and therefore traditionally published books tend to be a little bit less smutty than self-published Indie books, the ones you'd often find on Kindle Unlimited.

I have read the majority of their books and have thoroughly enjoyed them. My favorite book by Christina Lauren is 'Josh and Hazel's Guide to Not Dating', however, I'll be talking about my second favorite book from these authors 'The Soulmate Equation'.

In this book you are following a single mom Jess who is in a fake dating scenario of sorts. She's a single mom and she ends up giving her DNA to this matchmaking site, that is going to set you up based off of your DNA and hopefully find you a soulmate.
 
It so happens to be that she ends up getting a 98 percent match, something really high that this company has never gotten. The company is about to go public so they really do want to give her and her a match a shot, the only issue is that she actually knows who she was matched up with because she has seen him in a coffee shop that she goes to every morning, for the past couple of years.
 
Jess however, sees her match as very grumpy, he doesn't seem very much upper alley and she doesn't really think that they'd be a great match, but at the end of the day this company really needs the promotion because they're about to go public.
 
This was a really good book and I highly recommend that you check it out.