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Certainly, Possibly, You (Sucre Coeur, #2)
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I was going to try to make this eloquent, because the book deserves it, but that’s not working so well, so instead, here’s a list of things you’ll get to enjoy if you read Certainly, Possibly, You, the second delightful book in the Sucre Coeur series by Lissa Reed:
- a hilarious, relatable opening scene;
- two vivacious leading ladies: Sarita, a philosophy grad student and head decorator at a bakery, and Maritza, a star ballroom dancer in the making;
- guest appearances by Craig and Alex (and Fitz!) from Definitely, Maybe, Yours;
a highly irritating (to put it mildly) villain you will want to call many creative names and possibly injure;
- two drastically different approaches to familial relations;
- a bit of angst and a fair dose of steaminess;
- a dazzling array of secondary characters you’ll want to get their own novels;
- and, of course, LOTS of delicious-sounding food, just as in the first book. Don’t read this one hungry.
Certainly, Possibly, You is available Oct. 6 from Interlude Press. (And if you haven’t already, you should read Definitely, Maybe, Yours, first. You could read CPY without reading DMY, in theory, but why deny yourself that pleasure?)
(Full disclosure: I was given an ARC of the book in exchange for a review.)
- a hilarious, relatable opening scene;
- two vivacious leading ladies: Sarita, a philosophy grad student and head decorator at a bakery, and Maritza, a star ballroom dancer in the making;
- guest appearances by Craig and Alex (and Fitz!) from Definitely, Maybe, Yours;
a highly irritating (to put it mildly) villain you will want to call many creative names and possibly injure;
- two drastically different approaches to familial relations;
- a bit of angst and a fair dose of steaminess;
- a dazzling array of secondary characters you’ll want to get their own novels;
- and, of course, LOTS of delicious-sounding food, just as in the first book. Don’t read this one hungry.
Certainly, Possibly, You is available Oct. 6 from Interlude Press. (And if you haven’t already, you should read Definitely, Maybe, Yours, first. You could read CPY without reading DMY, in theory, but why deny yourself that pleasure?)
(Full disclosure: I was given an ARC of the book in exchange for a review.)
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