Book Review - The Key to Love

The kind of romance that leaves you breathless, a love story worthy of the pedestal upon which she has placed her parents'; nothing else is worthy of Bri Duval, and she's quite happy to stay single until she finds it. With her parents gone, she has nothing left to teach her about love, aside from a collection of letters to her mother that reveal a romance to which no other compares.

As head baker at the Pastry Puff, Bri fills the role her mother previously held, caring for the patrons who are her small town neighbors and perpetually trying to find the missing secret ingredient to her mother's famous macaron recipe. She knows everyone in Story, Kansas, until the day Gerard Fornier walks through the door of the Pastry Puff and rubs her the wrong way. Gerard is writing an article about the love lock wall and the love angels of the Pastry Puff, and he may be the ticket to saving the bakery from declining sales. The trouble is that Gerard is hardly a fan of love and manages to clash with Bri at every turn.

The other problem is that Bri most certainly is not falling in love with Gerard and Gerard is not, under any circumstances, falling in love with Bri. And when Bri's romantic foundation is shaken to its core, Gerard is not supposed to be the one to console her. Is it possible that this love-foul adrenaline addict can help save the Pastry Puff, the love lock wall, and her hopes of a fairytale romance? You'll have to read the book to find out!

The Key to Love by Betsy St. Amant is available August 13, 2020 from your favorite bookseller.

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Thank you to the author and publisher for allowing me a copy of this book to read and review. All opinions in this review are my own and are completely genuine.