Hannah Orenstein Books In Order

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Hannah Orenstein is a published author.

She is a senior dating editor at Elite Daily. Previously she has been a writer and editor for Seventeen.com.

She resides in New York.

Playing with Matches is the first novel to come out from Hannah Orenstein. In the tradition of books such as Good in Bend comes a comedy about a young matchmaker who is balancing a messy personal life alongside the demands of eccentric clients.

Main character Sasha Goldberg has a lot going for her. She has a recent degree in journalism from NYU, an apartment with her best friend Caroline, and a relationship that would be great if her finance boyfriend Jonathan would ever look at anything aside from his BlackBerry.

But then her dream career falls through, so she uses the darkest secret of her family to land a job as a matchmaker for the elite of New York City at the dating service Bliss. Despite her inexperience, Sasha throws herself into being successful at her new career.

This means coaching clients through rejection, trolling for new catches on Tinder, and giving dating advice to people that are twice as old as her. She sets up all types of clients, including a television executive who wanted kids five years ago, a 40 year old virgin who loves baseball, and a consultant with five pages of checklists for her ideal match.

Sasha wants to help her clients find The One like she did. But then her boyfriend betrays her, and she spirals out of control. And right into the arms of a writer with a Southern drawl who she set up with one of her clients. He’s off-limits, but with her relationship so rocky, anything’s possible.

Check out this story to see what happens!

Love at First Like is a fictional novel by Hannah Orenstein. If you have been looking for a good chick lit read, then check this book out!

Eliza Roth co-owns a jewelry shop in Brooklyn with her sister Sophie. One night, she finds after learning of an engagement of an ex, Eliza accidentally posts a photo of herself wearing a diamond ring on that finger to her 100,000 strong Instagram account.

Sales skyrocket, and the press starts rolling in. Eliza finds that her personal life is really good for business. She then has a choice, to continue the ruse or clear up the misunderstanding. With a lot of financial pressure mounting, Eliza starts looking for a fake fiance.

Blake is an entrepreneur and seems like an ideal match on paper. In real life, he shows promise as well. He would be perfect if Eliza didn’t feel drawn to someone else. But Blake doesn’t know that Eliza is engaged, and Sophie asks her for a lot of money.

As her lies start to spiral out of control, Eliza can either stay engaged online or fall for someone in real life. What will she do? Read this novel to find out!