A Menu For Romance (Brides of Bonneterre, Book 2) ~ Book Review

This book A Menu for Romance is the second book in the series Brides of Bonneterre. You can read my review for the first book, Stand In Groom here.

Title: A Menu For Romance
Subtitle: Brides of Bonneterre Book Two
Author: Kaye Dacus
Publisher: Barbour Publishing, Inc
Publish Date: 7-1-2009

About the book:

After eight years of unrequited love, Meredith Guidry makes a New Year's resolution to find someone new and end her single status before the year's over. And when she meets a handsome contractor on New Year's Day, it seems like her prayers have been answered. Executive Chef Major O'Hara has forsworn relationships, knowing he could never saddle the woman he loves with a family situation like his. But when it seems he's about to lose Meredith Guidry to another man, he realizes he must concoct a menu for romance to win her back.

What I thought about the book:

I thought this was a great second book in this series. It kept me wanting to read more and more. I love the characters of Meredith and Major. They are very interesting. Major has a lot on his hands that he does not want Meredith knowing about. Not only will you see things from Meredith's point of view but you will also see them from Major's point of view. Meredith comes from a huge close-knit family and Major comes from just the opposite. I shall not tell you what happens in this book, you will just have to get yourself a copy to read. You will NOT be disappointed.

About the Author:

Kaye Dacus likes to say she writes “inspirational romance with a sense of humor.” She lives in Nashville and graduated from Seton Hill University ’s Master of Arts in Writing Popular Fiction program. She is an active member and former Vice President of American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW).

You can find Kaye Dacus on Facebook and Twitter.

You can find this book online at:

• Amazon.com for $9.34
• Barnes and Noble for $9.37
• ChristianBook.com for $7.99

Images and excerpt are from NetGalley website. I was not paid for this review, however I did receive a copy of this book to read and do the review on from NetGalley and Barbour Publishing. My opinions are based on exactly that, my opinion.