Set in the lovely, quirky heart of Wisconsin, The Coincidence of Coconut Cake is a charming love story of misunderstandings, mistaken identity, and the power of food to bring two people together. It’s only a matter of time before the two fall in love…but when the truth comes out, can Lou overlook the past to chase her future?

As they explore the city’s local delicacies and their mutual attraction, Lou’s restaurant faces closure, while Al’s column gains popularity. As they chat, Al playfully challenges Lou to show him the best of Milwaukee and she’s game-but only if they never discuss work, which Al readily agrees to. The day that Al’s mean-spirited review of Luella’s runs, the two cross paths in a pub: Lou drowning her sorrows, and Al celebrating his latest publication. Set in the lovely, quirky heart of Wisconsin, The Coincidence of Coconut Cake is a charming love story of misunderstandings, mistaken identity, and the power of food to bring two people together. This in no way affected my final opinion of the work. The review practically writes itself: underdone fish, scorched sauce, distracted service-he unleashes his worst. Expected Publication Date: JLength: 336 pages Publisher: Gallery Books Obtained Via: I received an advanced reader’s copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. When an anonymous tip sends him to Luella’s, little does he know he’s arrived on the worst day of the chef’s life. Witty yet gruff British transplant Al is keeping himself employed and entertained by writing scathing reviews of local restaurants in the Milwaukee newspaper under a pseudonym.

She cheerfully balances her demanding business and even more demanding fiancé…until the morning she discovers him in the buff-with an intern. It had been sitting around my house for a few weeks while I traveled for a bit, so I must admit that I devoured it once I picked it up. In downtown Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Lou works tirelessly to build her beloved yet struggling French restaurant, Luella’s, into a success. The Coincidence of Coconut Cake was such an enjoyable story. Y ou’ve Got Mail meets How to Eat a Cupcake in this delightful novel about a talented chef and the food critic who brings down her restaurant-whose chance meeting turns into a delectable romance of mistaken identities.

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