Romance is tough. But it's not so for Trixie and Preacher who meet up by chance at a diner. The good girl next door and the football hero who descends to a small town to spend the rest of his retired life fall for each other.
Trixie is a cook working at a diner trying to save
every bit of her earnings to open a restaurant of her own. When she meets
Preacher, she is instantly drawn to his looks. At first, she tries her best to
resist getting attracted to him. But his looks and true self are irresistible
for someone who longs for true love. Her wounds run deep in her heart from her
terrible divorce. Preacher doesn’t want to hurt her anymore by having a
relationship with her. He feels that someone better than him will best suit her
rather.
Both have their reasons for not confronting their love
for each other. She doesn’t want to hurt herself anymore. He thinks he is way
too bad for her.
But fate has other plans. The more Trixie tries to
avoid him the more she gets the chance to get up close with him. The more
Preacher tries not to fall for her, the more his mind reminds him of her lips.
Racheal Eliker has brought out the beauty of romance
between them, sizzling without any vulgarity or obscenity. Every time Trixie
meets Preacher the attraction between them is natural and its none other than
the author's talent to bring out the chemistry so subtly yet unavoidable.
At times, I envied Trixie with how she handled
everything with ease and was the sweetheart of almost everybody in that town.
The magic of love attracting them together is something I enjoyed the most.
Cooking up a Kiss is a wonderful read for those looking for a light, feel-good
romance.
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