About the Book

Can this single mom have it all
Without losing her heart?
Just when Tam Rochesterās dreams of expanding her herb shop and being able to support her daughter are finally coming true, Patrick Butler arrives in town. She wasnāt counting on the single dadās plans for a bakery right across the street or the competition itāll bring. Tamās not afraid to fight for her future, but going toe-to-toe with Patrick would be easier if she didnāt adore his kidsāand if she could just ignore her growing feelings for the too-talented bakerā¦
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My Review and Reflections
This is a feel-good read that started a little slowly but ended on a high note. I liked that both parents were raising daughters on their own, and the two girls were often smarter than their parents. The fact that Patrickās daughter Scarlet had a hard life made you value Patrick stepping in for her more. Sometimes Tam came off a little cold and distant, but I suppose the story wouldnāt have been as engaging if she had fallen in love on page one.
I thought the competing businesses made a strong premise. However, it also made it hard for the main characters to give in to the feelings they were developing for each other, which contributed to the slower pace at the start. I respected that both parents were willing to do whatever it takes to truly give their children the best life possible. Patrickās willingness to take on a baby that wasnāt even his was especially moving.
This was not my first book by Thorne. I find her a compelling writer who can tug at my heartstrings. I look forward to reading many more books by her. If you enjoy uplifting inspirational romance, you will really enjoy this book. And if you like reading about food, especially sweets, then youāll love this book.
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About the Author
Danielle Thorne writes from south of Atlanta, Georgia, for Harlequin’s Love Inspired books. She is the author of sweet, romantic adventures, both historical and contemporary.
Danielle has also published poetry and short stories as well as non-fiction for young adult readers. She’ s a graduate of Ricks College and BYU-Idaho with degrees in the Science and Humanities and University Studies.
A mother of four and grandmother of two, Danielle’s been married for over 30 years to Robert Thorne, and together, they enjoy traveling and serving in their church and community.
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