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MY REVIEW: This one is a bit on the slower side. Some of the scenes seem like they really were dragging along.
I love Lily’s slight pettiness at the much deserving Stephen but to honest I think I like Isabella better than Lily
Lily is just kinda not it, makes me feel bad for Jack. She was just way too hung up on an ex that broke up with her over a year ago.
I would have loved to see Jack’s POV.

Friends to Lovers
Hallmark Vibes
Single POV
Fake Dating
Small Town
He Falls First

: Kisses Only
: None

OVERVIEW:When the ingredients for love turn into a recipe for disaster …

Lily’s world is turned upside-down when her ex-boyfriend Stephen walks into her bakery, hoping to buy Valentine’s cookies for his new girlfriend. To make matters worse, he wants Lily to decorate them with a heartfelt message of love.

Determined not to let him see her heartbroken, Lily tells him she’s met someone else and has never been happier. It’s a risky move, but luckily she knows just the man to help her.

What she doesn’t anticipate is ending up on a double date with Stephen and his new girlfriend. Nor does she expect her fake boyfriend to be concealing a secret of his own.

As Valentine’s Day approaches, Lily faces the challenge of creating the perfect cookies – and the even bigger challenge of untangling her own feelings. As the pressure mounts, she starts to wonder whether the recipe for happiness has been in front of her all along.

With a cast of charming characters, and a dash of sweet romance, A Sugarloaf Valentine is a delightful, heart-warming read that will have you falling in love with love all over again.

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