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The Chocolate Cure by Roxanne Snopek
The Chocolate Cure by Roxanne Snopek












The Chocolate Cure by Roxanne Snopek

It felt rushed in execution and didn’t offer any hometown ‘feels’ that one would expect from a series of this sort. This book failed to make me interested in reading any more in the series. Thankfully this is a light fluffy romance and everything ends as it should. Although ultimately being a volunteer didn’t work out, Maddie spends a great deal of time helping Mick recover from his injuries and Mick finds himself attracted to Maddie but she is strangely unobtainable. Against all the rules she shares a kiss with Mick which she assumes he will forget all about. This is where she meets Mick, who has gained himself a concussion after a minor plane accident. Trying to improve her image, Maddie signs up for an attempt at being a hospital volunteer. After a wild New Years Eve night Maddie swears off meddling, men and most appallingly chocolate. We are introduced to Maddie, who obviously has a reputation although for what isn’t revealed until much later in the piece. This is book four in the series and there is a lot of background you need to guess at to fill in the gaps as you go along, a pet peeve of mine.














The Chocolate Cure by Roxanne Snopek