Hi friend. Thanks for stopping by to read today.
My review today is for the book “Love’s Recipe” by Mila Nicks.
*Disclaimer – I received a copy of this ebook for free in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are my own.
First though, here’s the description from NetGalley.
Description :
Can two strangers down on their luck discover the flavor of love?
Rosalie Underwood is a broke, recently divorced single mother. After she’s forced to return to her hometown St. Aster, Louisiana, she lands a waitressing job at Ady’s Creole Café. Life’s not done giving her lemons just yet, though. Ady’s Creole Café is on the brink of going out of business. If Rosalie hopes to recover from her disastrous marriage and keep her job, she must figure out a way to save the restaurant. But the only question is how?
When Nicholas Fontaine hires Rosalie Underwood, he doesn’t expect his newest waitress to stir the pot. He was hoping to keep up the charade he’s created since his mother’s passing. Soon he realizes that Rosalie refuses to let Ady’s fail. She cooks up a plan to salvage the business—including the part where she enters the restaurant in a food competition to generate town-wide buzz.
There’s no time for butting heads. The clock is ticking and the business is tanking. Nick’s stuck teaching Rosalie how to cook the one-of-a-kind menu. Rosalie’s trying her best to learn the delicious recipes. In order to succeed, they must come together and work as a team, but brewing feelings between them only complicates matters. Is this a recipe for disaster or a recipe for love?
My Review :
From the tantalizing food descriptions to the heartwarming love story, Love’s Recipe is such a sweet book.
Rosalie and Nick are both recovering. One from a broken marriage, and the other from the death of his mother.
Both are single parents who dote on their kids with all they’ve got, and the girls have become fast friends. It seems like a perfect match.
Until Rosalie’s ex shows up wanting to reconcile.
She has the choice of a lifetime to make now. Nick needs her to compete with him in an annual festival in order to get business back to the restaurant.
Rosalie stands up for herself in a major way, and in the end couldn’t be happier.
Love’s Recipe is a fun book to read, and you’ll instantly fall in love with the characters. Now I just need to figure out how to make some gumbo…
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