Emma Rae is a successful baker that has just taken over as pastry chef at the Tanglewood Inn, which is under the management of Jackson. He is fulfilling the dream of his deceased wife. He's pretty much lost with the whole turning the hotel into a wedding destination thing but has the help of his sisters and now Emma Rae. She becomes indispensable to him and his heart.
There are no real mysteries here. The book keeps flowing because it is centered around Emma Rae and Jackson. He's fighting God and the memory of his wife. She's trying to be understanding and patient. There are little additions with the restaurant's chef, Emma Rae's parents, her assistant/best friend, her aunt and her old employer. There's not enough of them to be a distraction, just to keep the plot going. There were also a couple times I smiled. Didn't laugh out loud, but it was a cute part.
I really think that this was a great book to get my out of my slump. It was a pleasant read and I was through it in no time. This seems to be part of a series. At the moment there is another one, Always the Wedding Planner, Never the Bride. It came out in October so there might be more after that, but I can't say for sure. I'll throw it on my watch list, though. Finally, I can say Good Book!!
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