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Amid quirky locals and heartfelt endeavors, Tank's journey becomes one of self-discovery, forcing him to confront not only the legacy of his family's past but also the essence of what truly makes a community. With humor and tenderness, the story unfolds as Tank learns that sometimes the road to redemption involves embracing his roots while simultaneously stepping into a new era.
Straddling the fine balance between nostalgia and progress, the tale captures the struggles of small-town life, family dynamics, and the notion of fitting in while daring to stand out. In this engaging narrative, readers are invited to witness Tank's transformation as he navigates humor, heartbreak, and the undeniable bond that comes from shared experiences.
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View AllInitially, I got hooked with the book's synopsis (esp the mention of Schitt's Creek) and I must say consider me surprised for really liking it!We have sweet, second chance romance. Romantic comedy. Marriage of convenience. Small town with a nosy internet community. Redeeming hero. What else could I ask for?Pat's father bought a small-town named Sheet Cake. Coincidentally, it is also the town where his college beau, Lindy, is from. Upon seeing her again, Pat is set to win her back, Sheeters be damned.I love the fact that our couple dealt with their issues of the past earlier in the story. While there's still doubts, especially from the heroine, her issues were written in a way the reader is able to relate with her. Their romance was so sweet, it didn't need to have any steamy scenes to make it better.*I received an eARC of this book in exchange of an honest review.Thank you NetGalley for the oppurtunity.