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A review by aliviasbookshelf
Where There's a Whisk by Sarah J. Schmitt
5.0
I was provided a copy of this book on netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
This book was absolutely adorable. It was the perfect blend of plot and romance. I was invested in the love triangles while also being equally commited to the characters and their individual challlanges. I loved the cooking show, and how well it was written. I felt like I was right along with Peyton, feeling her suspense and panic.
Peyton is an awesome protagonist who's easy to relate to, she has good morals and a strong narrative, and overall she was funny and interesting. The other characters were equally fleshed out and interesting which is really cool to see, as a lot of novels only prioritize personalities for the main few.
THE ROMANCE. It was adorable. I love cute romance stuff that isn't too overwhelming, and this was the perfect amount, honestly. Fake dating tropes, missed opportunities and so much more.
The writing was fantastic as well, easy to understand but also just really strong and interesting. I also loved the incorporation of Pop culture like the waitress and Hamilton. The waitress incorporating was so clever honestly.
Please do yourself a favor and read this book
This book was absolutely adorable. It was the perfect blend of plot and romance. I was invested in the love triangles while also being equally commited to the characters and their individual challlanges. I loved the cooking show, and how well it was written. I felt like I was right along with Peyton, feeling her suspense and panic.
Peyton is an awesome protagonist who's easy to relate to, she has good morals and a strong narrative, and overall she was funny and interesting. The other characters were equally fleshed out and interesting which is really cool to see, as a lot of novels only prioritize personalities for the main few.
THE ROMANCE. It was adorable. I love cute romance stuff that isn't too overwhelming, and this was the perfect amount, honestly. Fake dating tropes, missed opportunities and so much more.
The writing was fantastic as well, easy to understand but also just really strong and interesting. I also loved the incorporation of Pop culture like the waitress and Hamilton. The waitress incorporating was so clever honestly.
Please do yourself a favor and read this book