Not crazy about books involving a secrets being withheld. But, liked the book a lot once said secret was revealed and how love prevailed and grew stronger as they worked together facing the consequences of life.

Blue & Lizzie’s love story has humor, sadness, family love and is sexy. A hood read. Thank you. Much enjoyed

This might be the best yet!

It wasn’t a bad book, decently written but in all honestly there’s just a lot of extras in my opinion that we’re not needed. So much repeating until you get to the climax too, I skipped a few pages here and there because of it. I can usually read a 900-1000 page book in a few days it took me 2 1/2 weeks to finish this and it wasn’t because I didn’t have time it just didn’t keep my attention as much once she got the guy.

Loved reading about Blue and Lizzie 's love story. Can not wait to order the rest of the Love stories and how his brothers and sister find their true love and what obstacles they will have too over come.

I freaken love Melissa foster. If I had a quarter of the writing talent she shows in this book I would be very lucky. The story is fun way to read and takes you through a roller coaster of emotions and has the best balance of happy sad and sweet!!!

Another Melissa Foster book that does not disappoint! Loved the sexy banter between the two characters and how Foster wrote their steamy scenes differently than the first three books. Cannot wait for another!

Lizzie did what she had to do when her Dad got sick. She realized that she and her sister Maddie needed college degrees. When she met Blue Ryder she fell hard. She knew that her webcast of The Naked Baker was what earned her the money to pay for her sister’s college education. That was how she paid for hers. Although she was ashamed of having to do this she knew and truth be told she secretly did enjoy doing it. At least with her love crush Blue. The conflicting emotions in this book is definitely a roller coaster ride as well as the steamy hot sex scenes. Hang on to your hats ladies and enjoy the ride.

Loved the book.

This is a fairly enchanting story about a small town florist and her friend, a handy man, complicated by the woman’s secret online business which funds her and her sister’s educations. Both of the main characters are believable and the spark is easy to see. (Trigger warning: sex-shaming women) But. It was really upsetting to read the man’s slut-shaming towards the woman. (Not a spoiler: her online identity is basically the equivalent of an exotic dancer on a baking instructional show who speaks in sensual innuendos. Her family is very religious and she keeps this business a secret from them as well.) It’s understandable why a secret like that causes conflict. I don’t mind that it’s the central conflict. But his paternalistic, sex-shaming, “wow my adult girlfriend isn’t a sheltered virgin she’s ruined for me” reaction made me instantly hate him, and despite a whole lot of semi-apologies and behind her back maneuvering... I couldn’t forgive him enough to enjoy the HEA.