Review: Gingerbread can lead to love at Christmas
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 5, 2013
This is the sweet Christmas romance of Rachel and Nate. Rachel's been burned by business partners, romance, but not in the kitchen. She can bake like nobody's business, and she puts all of her focus on making money to start fresh. Spending Christmas with her brother in Montana is a contrast to her life in AZ, and making gingerbread houses becomes a great way to earn seed money for a new bakery in AZ. Spending time with Nate is fun, but she has no intention in staying in Montana forever. Nate keeps getting in the way. And, he likes her baked goods. But, he's interfering with her plans, distracting, and a cowboy. And, he can kiss.Nate, attracted to his business partner's sister, decides he needs to find a way to keep her in town permanently--to prevent his friend from leaving, and he's attracted to Rachel, too. She doesn't want business advice, so he cleverly schemes to help her without being obvious. However, secrets always backfire. He needs to let her make her own decisions, find her own way, and then, perhaps he'll have a date for New Year's Eve. For the first time, Nate has to put business second.Rachel and Nate discover that changing tactics and expectations can lead to Love and Home.