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At the heart of this tale is the bond of sisterhood, tested through flour-filled arguments and heartfelt moments. Each sister grapples with her own dreams while navigating the complexities of family dynamics. The bakery serves as a backdrop not only for their professional struggles but also for personal growth and discovery.
As they learn to blend their differences, the sisters come to realize that their love for each other is the secret ingredient to overcoming obstacles. Ultimately, this story showcases the importance of unity, understanding, and the sweetness found in both baked goods and family ties.
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In this first book, we got to know a little about the warriors and their demons and also followed the love story of Maddox and Ashlyn. I loved this book, as well as Dark Lover, the romance is built very quickly, let's say the couple has an instant connection - so if you don't like stories like that this book isn't for you - But it didn't hurt their chemistry that it was wonderful. The book ends with a feeling of wanting more and that the story will develop further. I love that the next book comes soon to Lucien because he is already my favourite. And yes, it's mainly because he's called Lucien and reminds me of Lucien from ACOTAR
I've read a few books by Susan Mallery this year mostly from the Fool's Gold series and I enjoy them, they are not life changing or intense BUT they are a fun few hours of entertainment. Someone recommended that I read a different series by Susan Mallery, I'm glad I did I give Sweet Talk (Bakery Sisters #1) ★★★★. I liked the complicated relationship between the sisters. I like that the sweet prodigy Claire finally found some backbone and stood up to everyone who want to tell her she wasn't worthy. I glad that Nicole the sister who took care of the baby sister and the business realized that life isn't always greener on the other side.