Déjà Date (Better Date than Never Series Book 9), by Susan Hatler
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(Better Date than Never series, Book 9) Melinda Morgan commits to running her favorite neighborhood bakery when the owner, who's like a second dad to her, falls ill. Then she finds out his adventurous son, Nate Carter, is back in town. Nate was Melinda's first kiss and greatest heartbreak all rolled into one, yet he's still as charming as ever. When Melinda learns Nate's dad is selling his bakery, she realizes her dream to own the bakery herself. But in order to access her inheritance funds, she must first complete her father's Carpe Diem list, which challenges her to take risks she normally wouldn't--like only dating someone who leaves her breathless. Nate wants a second chance with her and she finds him nearly impossible to resist. Could he be the key to completing her dad's list and saving the bakery? And can he help her do both without breaking her heart all over again?
Déjà Date (Better Date than Never Series Book 9), by Susan Hatler- Published on: 2015-03-30
- Released on: 2015-03-30
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Love the Pop Culture References By Anniebug I have loved the Better Date Than Never Series. This is novella number 9 in that series. Each story contains a fun sit down and enjoy an hour or two of good humor, interesting turns of events, and a sigh or two thrown in. This is a stand-alone. If you haven’t read any of the other stories, no worries. Like in any series, some stories are better than others. I will say that in this series I would give each story a 4 or 5 – not too shabby.Melinda is a mess. She comes across as all together, but is paralyzed by making a mistake. Nate is a sweet, hot, adventurer. I love both of these characters because they are real personalities of people I know. I enjoyed waiting to see how Ms. Hatler would have each character stretch and grow. It has a message without coming across too heavy.Rating: 4 StarsContent: Mild innuendo, kissing and French kissing.Source: Netgalley
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. crybaby By Bookbaby Melinda cried the whole damn book! It was so annoying. This has to be one of my least favorites of the series. I hope Mary-Ann's story is better. Speaking of Mary-Ann, it really pissed me off that she showed so much love & compassion to a stranger, but treated her sister Ginger like crap in the previous book. Not cool at all.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Carpe Diem!! By P. Blevins Deja Date is book nine in the Better Date than Never series by Susan Hatler. It is still predictable but that is just fine. It makes it easy to read and enjoy rather than trying to figure everything out. It is how the problems are solved that makes the difference. It is a really good little book. I thoroughly enjoyed it.Melinda Morgan lost her job the same time and from the same company as Ginger Neilson. When Ginger had her sister Mary Ann move out, she asked Melinda to move in as her roommate. It turned out to be a great decision except for Ginger’s cats and their hair. Since being laid off, she has been looking for jobs but when she finds something, she has too much experience. The temp jobs just do not pay enough. She is on her way to her Mother’s house to finally accept a portion of the inheritance her Father had left her. He had been an adventurer and was killed in a hot air balloon accident. Melinda still had problems accepting it; but her Mother had even more. It was enough stress for Melinda to stop at the neighborhood icon, Bernie’s Bakery, for a chocolate marshmellow fudge bar. It has been years since she had one; but if ever there was a time, it was now. Especially since Mary Ann had invited herself along and was to meet her there.While they were drinking their coffee and eating their muffins (no bar), a hot looking guy drove up on a motorcycle and stood their taking his helmet off. Mary Ann nearly swooned and even Melinda was interested in this “bad guy” for an instant. However, she had her own experience with a “bad guy” when she was only fourteen. He was her first crush and her biggest heartbreak. Her thoughts were jerked back to the present when Bernie entered and promptly fell on the floor at her feet with papers flying. After making sure Bernie was all right, she asked about his papers as she saw they were resumes. Bernie told her he was sick and the doctor told him to get immediate rest for at least two weeks or he could have a heart attack. Since she owed Bernie for his being there for her over the years, she told him she would run the bakery for two weeks. Bernie told her she had the job and that working with Nate would not be a problem. Nate, Bernie’s son and Melinda’s best friend, had moved with his mother to Paris after the divorce. He had not told Melinda goodbye nor had written. However, when Bernie told him he was ill, Nate left his job as a photographer of extreme adventures to be here for his dad. Bernie assured her Nate was not interested in the bakery and did not have any experience whereas she had worked for Bernie while in college. Then Nate walks in and she discovers he is the “hottie” Mary Ann was admiring.After his father left, Nate told Melinda that Bernie was selling the bakery. Once sold, the new owner could do anything he wanted to with the business. Melinda was devastated at the thought of no Bernie’s Bakery and on the way to her Mother’s house, Melinda made the decision to use the entire inheritance to purchase the bakery. After making the decision, she felt like it was meant to be. However, when she talked to her Mother, she found that she could not get the inheritance unless she did the tasks her Father had set for her in his final letter. Needless to say, the letter was thirteen years too late. Could she do the tasks in time to purchase the bakery from Bernie? She was crushed when she read the letter with the tasks. What else would happen? This was just in chapter one!
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