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Kiss My Cupcake Kindle Edition
Library Journal Best Romances of 2020
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherForever
- Publication dateAugust 11, 2020
- File size3634 KB
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"An absolute delight from start to finish, this delicious enemies-to-lovers romance sees an independent and driven heroine and an equally ambitious hero take a journey to love that is unpredictable and filled with hilarity, a dash of sweetness, and a touch of steam."
“Light and fluffy with the perfect balance of sweetness and spice, this is a winning confection.”
“This enemies to lovers romance by Hunting is hands down one that I would read again. Blaire and Ronan will have you laughing out loud at their hilarious antics and falling hopelessly in love right long with them.”
"A feel-good, humorous, easy, and will-make-you-swoon rom-com...an absolute fantastic ride of a story."
"Perfect for fans of Helen Hoang's The Kiss Quotient. A fun and steamy love story with high stakes and plenty of emotion." "Helena Hunting's Kiss My Cupcake is another delicious romance from a writer who is a master of the genre."
"[A] smartly plotted and perfectly executed rom-com with a spot-on sense of snarky wit and a generous helping of smoldering sexual chemistry."
"If a 'rom-com in book form' is what you're after this spring, you can't go wrong with Meet Cute." "Meet Cute is entertaining, funny, and emotional."
"As charming as its title, but it's also so much more... Fans of Jasmine Guillory's The Wedding Date and Helen Hoang's The Kiss Quotient will love Meet Cute."
"Meet Cute is a novel where you will laugh and cry -- sometimes, on the same page. It is a story of kindness and affection, sassiness and tenderness, where joy and sorrow are intermingled. You don't want to miss this book."
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Product details
- ASIN : B0827TBXZT
- Publisher : Forever; Illustrated edition (August 11, 2020)
- Publication date : August 11, 2020
- Language : English
- File size : 3634 KB
- Text-to-Speech : Enabled
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
- X-Ray : Enabled
- Word Wise : Enabled
- Sticky notes : On Kindle Scribe
- Print length : 369 pages
- Best Sellers Rank: #56,729 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #1,805 in Women's Domestic Life Fiction
- #2,470 in Romantic Comedy (Kindle Store)
- #2,942 in Women's Romance Fiction
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About the author
NYT and USA Today bestselling author, Helena Hunting lives outside of Toronto with her amazing family and her adorable, emotional cat, who thinks the best place to sleep is her keyboard. Helena writes everything from emotional contemporary romance to romantic comedies that will have you laughing until you cry.
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Kiss My Cupcake is the very best if you’re looking for a cute, feel-good, rom-com. There’s absolutely nothing to gripe about – which makes writing a review pretty darn difficult. I can absolutely gush when the occasion calls for it, but it’s also kind of boring to read overly gush-y reviews. Therefore I’ll simply say this once: Kiss My Cupcake is super awesome.
I fell head over heels in love with this book. The story-setting, the whole vibe of the story was just so delightful. You know, it’s the kind of read where you just want to move into the book and stay there. Blaire was insta-likable. She’s driven and strong, but silly and quirky too. Ronan was also great, but since the first chapters are told from Blaire’s point of view, Ronan takes a bit more time to get to know and love. So the story is told through dual POV’s, but about two thirds are Blaire’s viewpoint.
This is a funny read as well. There’s banter and wit and you can’t can’t laugh. Also, the euphemisms are pure gold. Now, I doubt I’ll ever actually say anything out loud about riding a metaphorical bologna pony, but you can bet I’ll be thinking it.
It’s not easy to pinpoint exactly what made this story such a winner because there are so many things that I liked about it. The writing is top-notch (but that pretty much goes without saying) and I was sucked into the story from page one. Blaire’s and Ronan’s interactions are just so fun. And frustrating. And the sexual tension is through the roof. They had me really invested and I couldn’t but the book down.
There was a part, maybe 75% into the book, where the story lost a bit of steam. That would be after Blaire and Ronan get it on and there doesn’t appear to be any more hurdles to overcome. So for a few chapters there weren’t really a direction to the story. But that changed quickly and I was all in once again.
And really. Kiss My Cupcake is the kind of story where I just wanted to keep on reading. I wanted Blaire’s and Ronan’s happily ever after and I wanted to read about them having a bunch of cute babies and a dog. That’s the level of engaging this book was.
So this book left me feeling all the warm fuzzies – while also providing me with completely inappropriate sayings about mounting metaphorical sausage equines. I highly recommend!
If you've read any cute 'enemies to lovers' type books before, you won't find any surprises here. It was still a fun read and a great palate cleanser which is what I was after. There was a steady amount of humour throughout the book that I enjoyed for the most part. Sometimes I find this author's humour obvious and laid on too thick to be funny. The comedic touches in this book weren't as ridiculous as they sometimes are (with one exception - I'll get to this in a tick) which definitely added to my enjoyment of the novel. There was a nice bit of background added in to develop the story a little and I really liked how the author avoided dragging out unnecessary angst. There was the opportunity for her to go down this path and I'm really happy she didn't take the easy and obvious route and do this.
I liked the main characters. Blaire was a bit of a harpy with Ronan at times and while her snapping and snarling at him made me roll my eyes a couple of times, he had done a couple of things that made him a bit of a jerk, too. He seemed to ride the coat tails of Blaire's hard work for his own benefit, a trait that probably wouldn't endear him to a potential mate, especially when it was costing her business. Apart from a couple of hiccups with this, he was really likeable. There was also a bit of jealousy and possessiveness from Ronan as well - the good kind, not the 'I think she's property' kind. The book was told from both of the main character's points of view but the majority of chapters were definitely from Blaire. I didn't mind this as I liked her snark for the most part. There was an ex-boyfriend story chucked in there but it didn't really go anywhere except provide an excuse for a bit of drama at one stage.
A bone of contention for me in the book was Blaire's family. They were eccentric and I think they were supposed to be a bit of fun and comedic relief - think statues with giant dongs holding serving platters. I hated them. They put her down, had dreadful, tacky taste in decor, constantly commented on her looks, namely that she was fat or had put on weight, didn't support the opening of her store, hadn't even bothered to go and see her store or ask her about it and to top all of that off, her sister had hooked up with Blaire's then boyfriend with her cousin also having a history of taking potential and actual partners. Nope and nope. Oh, and her parents had split with the mother and father remarrying... wait for it.... Blaire's uncle and aunty (who had also been married to each other and split), respectively. Nope again. I didn't find it funny. I found it frustrating and it made me stabby, especially how she just put up with the nastiness.
I got this on sale for around $2.99. I probably wouldn't have rated it quite as highly if I'd paid over twice that, which I see it currently is. I liked the cupcake aspect in the book and the detail about the flavours was a nice touch. The author took time to describe the main character's style and that added to the reading experience, too. Overall, the book wasn't anything groundbreaking and it was predictable but it was entertaining enough. It had two small but very satisfying epilogues and I thought it was a real feel good story.
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Und das Cover ist so süß (wobei ich die UK Ausgabe gelesen habe, wo es nur den Cupcake-Turmm gibt mit einem rosa Hintergrund).
Und das ist noch nicht, am Ende jedes Kapitels ist auch noch so eine Art Twitter-Nachricht abgedruckt, was nochmal das jeweilige Kapitel abrundet mit einem witzigen / ironischen Spruch.
Im Buch dreht es sich um Blaire, die zwar aus einer Familie mit großartigen Köchen kommt, aber auch genauso großen Egos die sich gern mal in ihre Angelegenheiten einmischen. Aber sie beschließt ein Cupcake Café mit Cocktail-Bar zu eröffnen. Im Nebengebäude kümmert sich Ronan um die Bar seines Großvaters.
Und beide eröffnen bzw. wiedereröffnen ihre Lokalitäten am gleichen Tag. Natürlich entbrennt dadurch ein "Kampf" um die meisten Kunden und mit der Erstellen immer neuer Events um eine bekannte Bloggerin für ihre jeweilige Bar/Café zu gewinnen, dass sie darüber schreibt.
Bis beide ihre Kräfte bündeln müssen, um einem Fast-Food-Restaurant die Stirn zu bieten.
Die Geschichte war süß, nicht nur durch die Cupcakes, die Protagonisten hatten Ecken und Kanten, aber sie haben wie Puzzle-Teile gut zusammen gepasst. Witzige Dialoge. Besonders gelungen fand ich an den Kapitelenden immer die Twitter-Nachrichten, die nochmal einen passenden, manchmal sarkastischen, Abschluss bildeten.
Manche der Geschmacksexplosionen die Ronan von den Cupcakes probiert, hätte ich als Leser auch gern gekostet, weil die so lecker beschrieben waren.
Ein schön locker leichter Sommerroman.
I loved this book. It was entertaining, not just because of the war between the two characters but also because of the chaos that is Blaire's family. It is a very light and easy romance read that will leave you unable to put the book down! Would absolutely recommend!