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After a very unhappy experience being
the “walk on the wild side” for a guy, Brandon Williams
throws himself into his work as an erotic chocolatier. He’s
determined not to make the same mistake again. Then he
meets David Sterling, the man of honor for a wedding he is
making candy for.
David is instantly attracted to the
sexy candy maker, but the man is standoffish toward him.
David’s best friend Chris, the bride, isn’t having any of
that. She’s determined to get the two together. What will
win out—Brand’s fears or Chris and David’s hopes?
Bittersweet is a cute, quick read. Brand and
David are both likeable characters, despite Brand’s tendency
to judge people by their appearances. Pushy bride Chris,
and Brand’s friend and employee, Shirlee, were fun secondary
characters whose meddling and advice helped the men as they
fumbled their way forward. The resolution is quick and
pretty simple, but enjoyable nonetheless. If you’re looking
for a fast, fun read with an ending as sweet as Brandon’s
chocolate, Bittersweet is a good choice. |
