Lila Danisa
That was too sweet!!!
The story was perfectly matched with Saint as a baker who made sweets for live and the town named Cupid's Cove.
What made this book interesting, for me at least, was the dynamic between the MCs. Saint, the MMC, was a baker, read romance books, and knew nothing about cars. Mikey, the FMC, was a mechanic. See, I loved that both MCs didn't have the stereotypical descriptions/characters for hero and heroine. Yet both of them secure in their roles. Mikey had a little bit insecurity problems, but like gentleman he was, Saint helped Mikey to regain her confidence. Loved this part so much.
The plots were so freaking cheesy and I loved them. Saint and Mikey definitely had insta-love but it was being delivered well and I had no problem with it. Though at some parts, the story felt like flat and repetitive.
Overall, I enjoyed this book. So light and perfect for quick-hot reading. Though the author already spoiled the next book ending, I think I will still reading it when it releases.
Thank you to Daisy Wren and Luna Literary Management for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.
That was too sweet!!!
The story was perfectly matched with Saint as a baker who made sweets for live and the town named Cupid's Cove.
What made this book interesting, for me at least, was the dynamic between the MCs. Saint, the MMC, was a baker, read romance books, and knew nothing about cars. Mikey, the FMC, was a mechanic. See, I loved that both MCs didn't have the stereotypical descriptions/characters for hero and heroine. Yet both of them secure in their roles. Mikey had a little bit insecurity problems, but like gentleman he was, Saint helped Mikey to regain her confidence. Loved this part so much.
The plots were so freaking cheesy and I loved them. Saint and Mikey definitely had insta-love but it was being delivered well and I had no problem with it. Though at some parts, the story felt like flat and repetitive.
Overall, I enjoyed this book. So light and perfect for quick-hot reading. Though the author already spoiled the next book ending, I think I will still reading it when it releases.
Thank you to Daisy Wren and Luna Literary Management for the ARC.
Originally posted at www.goodreads.com.