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Always The Baker Finally The Bride

Always The Baker Finally The Bride, April 2013
by Sandra D. Bricker

Abingdon Press
352 pages
ISBN: 1426732279
EAN: 9781426732270
Kindle: B00BQK0VNO
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"Will Emma and Jackson finally realize all of their dreams?"

Fresh Fiction Review

Always The Baker Finally The Bride
Sandra D. Bricker

Reviewed by Viki Ferrell
Posted March 20, 2013

Inspirational | Romance Contemporary

Emma Rae Travis and Jackson Drake are finally getting married! After Jackson's wedding destination hotel, The Tanglewood Inn, has hosted hundreds of weddings, they will now have their own there. Jackson pops the question with a beautiful diamond ring and Emma, along with their wedding planner and designer, sets the plans in motion. All the details are coming together nicely except for one: Emma, who is the baker for the hotel, can't decide on her own wedding cake design. She's been sketching, but none of the designs seems to be the right one to portray her and Jackson's story. Will she ever find the perfect one?

Just weeks before the wedding, Jackson is offered a very lucrative deal to sell the inn and the rights to duplicate it across the United States, Canada and in Europe. This offer would allow him and Emma to spend the year in Paris they have dreamed of, Emma attending a culinary school and Jackson writing his book. There are so many things to consider and so many people whose lives will be touched by Jackson's decision. Will he sell and fulfill their pipedream, or stay where he and Emma are working themselves to an early grave?

It's always nice to return to a familiar place and visit with old friends. That's what these characters have become as I've read all four books in Sandra Bricker's Emma Rae Creations series. The characters are whimsical, yet endearing, and have captured my heart. I do hope ALWAYS THE BAKER, FINALLY THE BRIDE is not Bricker's last book in this series. As with all her previous books, the author reintroduces characters without going through exhausting details of their position in the stories, as well as introducing new characters who always add depth and charm to the story. Added bonuses between each chapter are the sketches of Emma's cake possibilities for her wedding, numerous wedding tips and some delicious-sounding recipes. ALWAYS THE BAKER, FINALLY THE BRIDE can stand alone, but the entire series is a winner. Put this one on your list.

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SUMMARY

In Always the Baker, Never the Bride, readers fell in love with Emma Rae and Jackson, and they’ve gotten more acquainted with them in the two books that followed.

But now it’s time for the diamond to meet the road as Jackson fields an offer to sell The Tanglewood, a move that will uproot this high-flying family act once and for all. Get reacquainted with all of the lovable and quirky characters from the first three books as your favorite diabetic baker figures out if she'll achieve her greatest goal of all: Will Emma, at last, become FINALLY the Bride?


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