Mia is the owner of an Italian restaurant that her late mother started up. The restaurant is a real place for the community, where they hold events like a book club. Mia's life is the restaurant, and because dates get canceled and she has little free time, her dating life is nonexistent. Thom is from Dallas, Texas, and is a businessman who, after meeting her at the wedding of Mia's last single friend and sharing a memorable kiss with her, decides he wants to franchise her restaurant across the state. Mia doesn't think he could possibly be serious, or he might be interested in her romantically, and she knows how that will end and doesn't want to go there. The two make a deal where Thom will work at the restaurant doing what she tells him to do for two months. At the end of the two months, will she be able to say goodbye to him?
This book is part of the twelve-book Holiday Hearts series. This one is for Wedding Magic. They are sweet romances that are better written than they have a right to be. This one, however, wasn't as well written as Lucky Hearts, the St. Patrick's Day book. This is supposed to be an opposites attract book, but it doesn't come off that way. The only thing standing in their way is Mia, who feels the relationship is doomed from the start. Parts of this book were good, like when Thom is working at the restaurant and convinces everyone there to order less sought-after meals, and when he goes to the all-female book club. I give it three out of five stars.
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