Love Proof
Deerbourne Inn
by Luanna Stewart
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Pub Date Jun 26 2019 | Archive Date Jul 15 2019
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Description
Unemployed photojournalist Raynor Elliot stops at a bakery near the famous Deerbourne Inn. Not only is he surprised by a job offer at a regional magazine, he recognizes the bakery's owner. Once an awkward high school kid, she now possesses fabulous curves and an irreverent sense of humor. The cozy bakery, with its delicious smells of sugar, vanilla, and spice, has more to offer than tasty cookies. Fiona MacLeod has been plagued for years by the need to make amends for telling The Big Lie. When the victim of the lie strolls into her bakery with his icy blue stare and killer charm, she feels like she's standing too close to a hot oven. Between running her bakery and frosting cupcakes for the Mad River Garden Party, she's pretty sure she's falling in love with this infuriating, sexy man. Can Fiona dredge up the courage to confess, face the consequences, and hope for forgiveness?
Available Editions
EDITION | Ebook |
ISBN | 9781509226290 |
PRICE | $3.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
3.5☆
What I liked:
The writing style
The characters
Part of a series: Deerbourne Inn
Standalone
HEA
Epilogue
I look forward to reading the next book in this series.
I must admit I do not know the series, so might have made a difference. Overall I did like this book, and wanted to see how it ends, but enjoyed the first half better than the second. Fiona runs a bakery, and Raynor comes in and the sparks fly. Turns out they knew each other in high school, years ago. Trouble is that Fiona told a lie about him and broke up his romance back then, and now feels guilty. He, on the other hand, has trouble being overly clingy, which got tiresome after awhile. It starts out with both strong and engaged in each other, then half way through their angst took over and I started to skim a bit more. Would give it 3.5, and would recommend for a light summer read.
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