Eat Dessert First (eBook)
Apprentice House (Verlag)
978-1-62720-512-2 (ISBN)
discover the recipe for happiness?
Abbey Reilly has heard “you have such a pretty face” enough times to know that it’s code for “if only you’d lose weight.” Giving up her architectural career to care for her ailing mom and working in a bakery to make ends meet, she is convinced no one will ever find her attractive. So she’s stunned when a handsome regular customer not only shows interest but asks her on a date.
Devastated when she learns her would-be beau is married, Abbey resigns herself to a lonely future. But the insecure woman can hardly believe her luck when she draws the attention of a dreamy guy at a bachelorette party… until his horrible ex plots revenge.
Will Abbey claim the confidence she deserves and find a keeper who recognizes her true beauty?
With light humor and loving insight, Michelle Paris weaves a delightful tale of learning to believe in yourself. Juggling elder parent care, tight finances, and hating the image in the mirror, Abbey Reilly will charm any reader fond of rooting for an underdog.
Eat Dessert First is a heartwarming work of women’s fiction. If you like relatable heroines, chasing a dream, and finding hope and happiness, then you’ll adore
Michelle Paris’ sweet story of fulfillment. Can a plus-sized, big-hearted baker
discover the recipe for happiness?
Abbey Reilly has heard “you have such a pretty face” enough times to know that it’s code for “if only you’d lose weight.” Giving up her architectural career to care for her ailing mom and working in a bakery to make ends meet, she is convinced no one will ever find her attractive. So she’s stunned when a handsome regular customer not only shows interest but asks her on a date.
Devastated when she learns her would-be beau is married, Abbey resigns herself to a lonely future. But the insecure woman can hardly believe her luck when she draws the attention of a dreamy guy at a bachelorette party… until his horrible ex plots revenge.
Will Abbey claim the confidence she deserves and find a keeper who recognizes her true beauty?
With light humor and loving insight, Michelle Paris weaves a delightful tale of learning to believe in yourself. Juggling elder parent care, tight finances, and hating the image in the mirror, Abbey Reilly will charm any reader fond of rooting for an underdog.
Eat Dessert First is a heartwarming work of women’s fiction. If you like relatable heroines, chasing a dream, and finding hope and happiness, then you’ll adore
Michelle Paris’ sweet story of fulfillment.
| Erscheint lt. Verlag | 7.5.2024 |
|---|---|
| Verlagsort | Baltimore |
| Sprache | englisch |
| Themenwelt | Literatur ► Comic / Humor / Manga |
| Literatur ► Romane / Erzählungen | |
| ISBN-10 | 1-62720-512-8 / 1627205128 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1-62720-512-2 / 9781627205122 |
| Informationen gemäß Produktsicherheitsverordnung (GPSR) | |
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