by M.J. O'Shea, Anna Martin
Tristan Green left his small English town for Manhattan and a job at a high profile ad agency, but can’t seem to find his bearings. He spends a lot of time working late at night, eating and sleeping alone, and even more time meandering around his neighborhood staring into the darkened windows of sho...
It was a cute read. Tristan and Henry meet by chance when Tristan accidentally stumbles across Henry's bakery catches sight of Henry. Henry invites the guy in and the chemistry is sizzling between them. Everything looks smooth until it's discovered at Tristan's job who he's dating and his boss urges...
My Secret Santa gotz me a present!!!I shall read it while eating macarons and drinking wine as is only proper for a book with macarons in the title.
2.75 stars rounded upI was in the mood for something light, nothing too complicated, nothing with too much drama. Something, well, nice. Since I know the writing style of both authors I thought this one fit the bill. Well, it did ...It has an adorable young English man who seemed couldn't fit in, in...
A Hearts On Fire Review FOUR HEARTS--Warning: Do not read this book if you're on a diet, it's going to tempt you to no end. Unless you're having cheat days...read this on a cheat day, m'kay? It'll give you ideas and recipes on what you can gorge on.M.J. O'Shea? Slam Dunk. She's like a staple in a MM...
This book is super sweet, not only in regards to the romance between Henry Livingston, trust-fund baby and self-employed baker, and Tristan Green, from Yorkshire, who works in NYC for an ad agency, but also because of the numerous sweet treat recipes that are between the chapters. There are no ma...
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