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Whine with Cheese

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A book that starts off with Maxine trying to decide to stay in her relationship or not when it becomes not. She then takes off for a winery in Napa, meeting Chase the owners son. When going back for a second date starts off great by the second day Chase must leave with his father for a quick business trip and low and behold Maxine is injured while on a tour and gets short term memory loss and becomes locked up with her ex again who does some shady things legally. When she finally starts making sense of everything she gets out of dodge in a hurry but Chase is not acting like the Chase before. Now when she goes to France to be with her best friend all she is looking for is friendship. Will Chase come around or will Chase’s cousin fill the void. A good story fast read, I did have a few issues with the ending but that could just be me.

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This was a fun steamy little read and I did enjoy it.This is the first I have read by this author and I will be checking out her other books in the future.This was a perfect romance for a lazy afternoon it was well written with likable characters it will pull you in and hold your interest a super read that had me chuckling at times.

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Wanted to read this book just from the title alone and the author did not let me down. BUt rose and soared with this amazing book! I mean i was baffled by the fact that Max truly didn't know how beautiful everyone around her thought she was, and that's when you really see how shitty her boyfriend was to her. But have no fear she finds someone who will lead her to truly understanding how beautiful she is.

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This is a great book with a wonderful story and well developed characters. The story flowed very well and was very enjoyable. This book will keep you reading long into the night and you will not want to put this book down until you finish. This was such a great read and full of surprises. I voluntarily reviewed an advanced reader’s copy of this book. The free book held no determination on my personal review.

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