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Very sweet story. I liked the gradual build-up between Tammy and Mark; it's so refreshing not to have the leads fall in love at the drop of a hat. I loved how it started, with Tammy bringing over some muffins to welcome Mark into the building, and then deciding to surprise him with more muffins for breakfast when she finds out that he's a firefighter and his shift starts at 4am. She hangs the bag of muffins on his doorknob with a short note asking him to stay safe, and sits inside her apartment to watch for his reaction. It's too cute for words.

On the other hand, I did feel that Tammy was too good to be true. As Mark would put it, she's a saint! Not only does she continue baking for Mark and his firefighter friends when she discovers how appreciative they are of her cooking, she also bakes for all the elderly residents of her apartment building and cooks for them once a week, because she wants them to know that somebody cares! All I could think of was... how could she afford to keep buying all the ingredients and cooking for everyone, getting nothing in return? I understood her art is doing well and enabling her to make a good living, but that side of things was very much glossed over. We didn't even see her sharing it with Mark. As a result, although we're told she does art sculptures, I felt like I couldn't a full picture of who Tammy really was or what makes her tick. How does she get her clients, for example? She receives a phone call with a commission but we're not told from whom (agent?) or what it's all about, and when she completes the piece, we still don't get to see what it is or find out what it was all about. I don't even know if she sculpts with clay, metal, wood, marble, or some other medium!

That aside, I enjoyed the story very much. It's one of those stories which will leave you with a smile on your face, because it's so sweet. The ending was PERFECT. I loved having her brothers be part of the story, loved how they protected her and how Mark is so protective, too. I'm glad this is the first book in the series and hope the next one will be about one of her brothers, or one of the other firefighters (Nick!!!). I hope it won't focus on Lexa (Mark's sister) and Josh (Mark's friend) because the issue between those two is so obvious, it can easily play out as a sub-plot like how it did in this book. Looking forward to reading the next book!


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Baking For Keeps Men Worth Melting For Book 1 edition by Jela Clayton Romance eBooks Reviews

Fun and Entertaining.
Adorable and cute low angst read. Loved it.
Intense cheese factor... Could Tammy be any more perfect. Gives her trust fund to charity, bakes muffins, cookies, lasagna, and pies for the elderly, firemen and their wives. Loves football and chicken wings. Give this chick a halo. I mean i love all those things too, just not all on the same day. Geesh
This is my first read by this author.

Loved both main characters.. Which is unusual for me.

Mark was sweet alpha. He had a possessive side, but he wasn't over the top with it. He tried to fight the pull he felt towards Tamara, but it was a losing battle.

Tamara was a gentle soul. Always helping others. I thought she was a breath of fresh air.

This is a sweet, safe read. Has some steam.

I also want to say that I LOVE Marks fire fighter buddies. Hoping she gives them all their own book books in the future.

4 big stars!
Engaging characters . Engaging story. When a firefighter moves into her building, Tamara Conrad's lonely life takes an unexpectedly interesting turn. Funny and hot, a dangerous combo.
I really needed this type of read. It was low angst with no breakups or big misunderstandings.

The book is about Mark Reese who is a firefighter that is moving into his new apartment. He meets his neighbor, Tamara aka Tam or Tammy, when she comes over with a big basket of her homemade goodies to welcome him. They both think each other are attractive and a friendship develops that turns into love.

This wasn't a insta love even if it felt that way because of the length of book but it actually took time. The heroine was sweet and some may feel more of a mary sue type but I loved her giving nature and appreciated that she wasn't immature. She also was a little socially awkward due to being sheltered. I loved watching the hero fall for her. I enjoyed the hero because he was a little alpha but also sweet. The other characters brought in some humor that really worked and wasn't too much.

It was a well balanced sweet read with a very mild heat and doesn't come to the end. It is cheesy for sure and so have to be in the mood to enjoy for many.

I really recommend for those wanting something a little laid back. It doesn't go into his past hookups. Doesn't come across as a manho and no OW/OM after they meet or any in the book at all.
Very sweet story. I liked the gradual build-up between Tammy and Mark; it's so refreshing not to have the leads fall in love at the drop of a hat. I loved how it started, with Tammy bringing over some muffins to welcome Mark into the building, and then deciding to surprise him with more muffins for breakfast when she finds out that he's a firefighter and his shift starts at 4am. She hangs the bag of muffins on his doorknob with a short note asking him to stay safe, and sits inside her apartment to watch for his reaction. It's too cute for words.

On the other hand, I did feel that Tammy was too good to be true. As Mark would put it, she's a saint! Not only does she continue baking for Mark and his firefighter friends when she discovers how appreciative they are of her cooking, she also bakes for all the elderly residents of her apartment building and cooks for them once a week, because she wants them to know that somebody cares! All I could think of was... how could she afford to keep buying all the ingredients and cooking for everyone, getting nothing in return? I understood her art is doing well and enabling her to make a good living, but that side of things was very much glossed over. We didn't even see her sharing it with Mark. As a result, although we're told she does art sculptures, I felt like I couldn't a full picture of who Tammy really was or what makes her tick. How does she get her clients, for example? She receives a phone call with a commission but we're not told from whom (agent?) or what it's all about, and when she completes the piece, we still don't get to see what it is or find out what it was all about. I don't even know if she sculpts with clay, metal, wood, marble, or some other medium!

That aside, I enjoyed the story very much. It's one of those stories which will leave you with a smile on your face, because it's so sweet. The ending was PERFECT. I loved having her brothers be part of the story, loved how they protected her and how Mark is so protective, too. I'm glad this is the first book in the series and hope the next one will be about one of her brothers, or one of the other firefighters (Nick!!!). I hope it won't focus on Lexa (Mark's sister) and Josh (Mark's friend) because the issue between those two is so obvious, it can easily play out as a sub-plot like how it did in this book. Looking forward to reading the next book!