2.5 Stars

Just two weeks before her wedding, rushing home after a long day of wedding preparations and running her successful bakery, Morgan thinks she sees her fiancé with another woman. But this can't be, because Simon is supposed to be out of town on business. When he admits to a last fling before getting married, this is one thing Morgan can't forgive and she tells him to cancel everything.

The same day Morgan finds out about Simon is the same day she literally runs into Jayden Rivers in the park. He's in Atlanta to start a job as an Associate Producer at the Time Warner Studio. The next time Jayden see's Morgan is when she has an allergic reaction to the chocolate frosting she knows she shouldn't eat at her bakery.

As Jayden and Morgan keep running into each other, a connection forms. But is Morgan ready to jump right back into the dating pool after her recent break-up and will Jayden ever get the real story after many misunderstandings.

I think this is a book I should have read instead of listening to. The narrator sounded like an older woman. I say that with all due respect as I'm not young myself. But these characters are in their late 20's to early 30's and the reader sounded like she was at least in her late 50's. I think my issues with the narrator are also colored by the fact that I had just listened to an audiobook which had been my ideal of how an audiobook should be done, with female characters speaking their lines and male characters speaking theirs. This narrator couldn't even make subtle voice changes for each character. They all sounded the same. Maybe I'm just spoiled at this point.

Also the story felt like It could have ended at least 4 times. I kept thinking, oh... this issue is resolved, it's about to end. But nope... there was something else that would come up and be another issue. It just kept going on and on.

The one thing I am interested in is "Natasha's" story. I'm just really interested in her relationship with Diesel and his daughter.