Charlotte is the middle sister and sometimes feels a little invisible. Her passion is cooking, and she's ready to fight for it. When her "aunt" gets sick, she feels that she has been trained to help her heal faster through healthy, nutritious foods. She ends up fighting against the doctor quite a few times, but she also is drawn to him.
Joel likes everything in its place. He's having some financial issues at the hospital, so when Charlotte voices her opinions (strongly), he doesn't really want to listen to her. Eventually, he sees the merits of her training and is drawn to her.
This book was great. The characters both come face to face with their own insecurities and have to decide whether they will give up on love or trust God to guide their steps. We get to find out how Hannah is doing (the heroine from the first book) and we also get to read about spunky younger sister Tessa. I also liked the historical information at the end about Fannie Farmer.
I truly believe there will be a third book about Tessa, but I couldn't find a title for it or when it would be coming out. I think it would be okay to read these out of order, but I recommend you read both of them if you get the chance. Good Book!
*I received a copy of this book from the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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