Review: Love, Chocolate, and Beer
Love, Chocolate, and Beer by Violet Duke
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
So, this book came up in my Amazon recommendations and saw it had a bunch of good ratings and decided to check it out. Violet Duke has found a new fan in me. I really enjoyed this book. This is what true love is all about. I connected with Luke and Dani from the prequel and just fell in love with them. Their bickering and interplay were so funny. The sexual tension was so strong with these two. Even I was feeling what Luke was feeling on those five pre-dates. The 17 Valentines Day gifts Luke did for Dani was so damn romantic, I was "awwing" through the whole thing. The things Luke did for Dani....ack. I love him so much. Anyways let's get to the nitty gritty. So Dani did something really stupid in the prequel that followed her throughout this story. It pissed me off because if these two would have just communicated with each other, so much of this could have been avoided. Then Luke went and did some other stupid stuff with Noah, that almost cost him his recipes. What I hated was the fact that Luke didn't get a chance to be angry . When they got into their big fight, I wanted Dani to be the one to have to do the grovelling and do this big romantic gesture, but then something came up with her father and Luke had to be the one to come back and make her see reason, then she ends up in a coma at her big time for a big gesture. My goodness it was one disaster after a next with these two. But at the end of the day, the girl who didn't believe in fairy tale romance ended up having her own. I enjoyed the background characters especially Quinn and Xoey and their mates. Lots of laughs, angst, tears and one hell of a fairy tale ending. Violet Duke has made me a believer in true love and happy endings.
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My rating: 4 of 5 stars
So, this book came up in my Amazon recommendations and saw it had a bunch of good ratings and decided to check it out. Violet Duke has found a new fan in me. I really enjoyed this book. This is what true love is all about. I connected with Luke and Dani from the prequel and just fell in love with them. Their bickering and interplay were so funny. The sexual tension was so strong with these two. Even I was feeling what Luke was feeling on those five pre-dates. The 17 Valentines Day gifts Luke did for Dani was so damn romantic, I was "awwing" through the whole thing. The things Luke did for Dani....ack. I love him so much. Anyways let's get to the nitty gritty. So Dani did something really stupid in the prequel that followed her throughout this story. It pissed me off because if these two would have just communicated with each other, so much of this could have been avoided. Then Luke went and did some other stupid stuff with Noah, that almost cost him his recipes. What I hated was the fact that Luke didn't get a chance to be angry . When they got into their big fight, I wanted Dani to be the one to have to do the grovelling and do this big romantic gesture, but then something came up with her father and Luke had to be the one to come back and make her see reason, then she ends up in a coma at her big time for a big gesture. My goodness it was one disaster after a next with these two. But at the end of the day, the girl who didn't believe in fairy tale romance ended up having her own. I enjoyed the background characters especially Quinn and Xoey and their mates. Lots of laughs, angst, tears and one hell of a fairy tale ending. Violet Duke has made me a believer in true love and happy endings.
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