Review: Take the Cake and Run - Daisy Prescott

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Review: Take the Cake and Run - Modern Love Short Story - Daisy Prescott - November 2014


Our island lumberjack John Day and his fiancee Diane are finally tying the knot. For those who have read Daisy Prescott, you will remember this couple's first meeting in Geoducks is For Lovers book. In Take the Cake and Run, Diane is going cake shopping with John who has an affinity for hating everything girly, the thing though is he loves Diane, and with a sweet tooth he will do anything to make his wife-to-be happy. I loved their cake shop interactions and the innuendo of the name Sweet Endings. In this book, we also see a sexy erotica fantasy involving cake mixtures and chocolate. If you aren't into foodplay, then give this one a skip but who knows it might spark your interest to give it a go - I know I have with an ice-cream sundae and a certain appendage and mmmm. Delicious tasting if not a little messy. If you are in the mood for a #cute romance with a bit of sexy steam, then check out this quickie read "Take the Cake and Run" by Daisy Prescott.

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