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Hottie Lumberjack (Ponderosa Resort Romantic Comedies, #4)
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It’s kind of a given at this point that I will love any new book Tawna Fanske writes. After all, I’ve loved every one she’s written so far. And “Hottie Lumberjack” is no exception. The story, set in and around her fictional Ponderosa Luxury Spa Resort in Oregon, centers on Mark Bracelyn, part owner of the resort with his step-siblings, and Chelsea Singer, a single mother who owns and runs a local bakery.
Mark and Chelsea meet when Mark walks into Chelsea’s bakery to order cupcakes, a chore his sister gave him to try to fix the two of them up. It works, and quickly. Mark is taken not only by the delicious confections that satisfy his sweet tooth, but by the warm, funny and beautiful woman behind the counter. Chelsea is drawn to the gentle giant, who “makes [her] mini cupcake look like a chocolate chip” when he samples her desserts. He’s attractive and sweet and she can’t help but wonder what it would be like to kiss a guy with a beard.
It isn’t long until she finds out, but their impromptu make-out session is interrupted by an emergency back at Chelsea’s house, and it turns out the odd happenings Chelsea has been experiencing are a lot more sinister than she chalked them up to be. Mark finds himself offering to help out and do what he can to protect the woman who is quickly becoming much more to him than he could have imagined.
But Mark has issues, and secrets, of his own, and the two need to learn how to navigate their growing relationship and the problems they are facing. Along the way, they get help from Mark’s extended family, Chelsea’s young daughter, and a bunny named Long Long Peter. And if you’re a fan of Fenske’s, like I am, there was absolutely nothing unusual in that last sentence. :)
Mark is a teddy bear, sweet and caring and respectful, too. Chelsea is strong and determined, a woman who has been knocked down a time or two but is willing to take a risk. Together they are absolutely wonderful. Add Fenske’s trademark wit and humor and it’s no surprise I enjoyed every word of this sweet and sexy romantic comedy. I highly recommend it!
Note: This book was given to me in return for an honest review.
Mark and Chelsea meet when Mark walks into Chelsea’s bakery to order cupcakes, a chore his sister gave him to try to fix the two of them up. It works, and quickly. Mark is taken not only by the delicious confections that satisfy his sweet tooth, but by the warm, funny and beautiful woman behind the counter. Chelsea is drawn to the gentle giant, who “makes [her] mini cupcake look like a chocolate chip” when he samples her desserts. He’s attractive and sweet and she can’t help but wonder what it would be like to kiss a guy with a beard.
It isn’t long until she finds out, but their impromptu make-out session is interrupted by an emergency back at Chelsea’s house, and it turns out the odd happenings Chelsea has been experiencing are a lot more sinister than she chalked them up to be. Mark finds himself offering to help out and do what he can to protect the woman who is quickly becoming much more to him than he could have imagined.
But Mark has issues, and secrets, of his own, and the two need to learn how to navigate their growing relationship and the problems they are facing. Along the way, they get help from Mark’s extended family, Chelsea’s young daughter, and a bunny named Long Long Peter. And if you’re a fan of Fenske’s, like I am, there was absolutely nothing unusual in that last sentence. :)
Mark is a teddy bear, sweet and caring and respectful, too. Chelsea is strong and determined, a woman who has been knocked down a time or two but is willing to take a risk. Together they are absolutely wonderful. Add Fenske’s trademark wit and humor and it’s no surprise I enjoyed every word of this sweet and sexy romantic comedy. I highly recommend it!
Note: This book was given to me in return for an honest review.
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Finished Reading
February 26, 2019
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