When in Doubt, Add Butter

from AAM_mommy

cute, predictable to a certain extent. would make a nice romantic comedy movie. I was drawn to the undertones of cooking/recipes/serving others and all the varied diets of her clients. there is a touch of adoption grief which added meaning and lots of fun, cutesy, falling-in-love feelings the sec...

from Marlene-NL

Forgot to write a review immediately after I'd read it which sucks cause those are the best.I tend to forget very quickly.Okay let me think.It was an enjoyable read. not as good as Shoe Addict. I only read the first book, but it was definitely not bad.Okay, I did not laugh out loud (If an author ...

from mlake

This was your typical chick lit. Gemma was a likable enough heroine. The plot was more predictable than I would like.

from oldriverbooks

I received this book free from goodreads. This is a well written story featuring Gemma Craig a personal chef who is looking for her true love. The story is easy to read and has some interesting character personalities. I enjoyed the story but it was not something that will stick with you for long...

from Maydacat

Gemma makes her livelihood by cooking for people in their homes and by catering larger events. And though she is 37 years old, she is still maturing. She doesn't have much savings, so she has nothing for a rainy day. And yes, she soon finds herself in a downpour. She loses some of her steady jobs...