I enjoyed this warm-hearted contemporary romance, about two people who seem worlds apart.  Sylvie Thorne behaved shamefully, by running out on her kind fiancé Dr. Andrew O'Shea in Boston. She remade her life in Wyoming’s town Jackson Hole and opened a bakery, which nicely provides the title, LOVE ME SWEET.   I hadn’t heard of a concierge physician previously. Andrew as a qualified physician is treating patients on an individual, custom-care basis, but he knows his passion for medicine has an expiry date. He’ll be called upon to take the reins of O’Shea Sports, the expanding family business. While he never felt Sylvie was beneath him, she grew up on the wrong side of the tracks and is painfully conscious that not everyone thinks they made a good match. Andrew finds her at the opening of this story and is determined to get some answers or prove to himself that they were really not suited.   If the storyline sounds familiar, this may be because you read an earlier version, The Doctor’s Runaway Fiancée, released in 2016. Cindy Kirk has updated her novel and it reads well, as part of the popular ‘Jackson Hole’ series. I especially like the two main characters, Sylvie’s creativity, and cheerfulness despite a hard life, and Andrew’s genuine wish to treat anyone who needs medical care, but he is dealing with his conflicting loyalties. The town is populated by a busy and passionate cast of characters, some of whom grace earlier books. I would be interested in finding out how they arrived and made friends. Wyoming seems as fast paced as any city, especially for a baker rising at three each morning, but the difference is that here, people can take the time to get to know neighbors and care about their problems. Social events are about more than showing off clothes and glitz.   LOVE ME SWEET provides a fun and sexy romance with just enough drama. This proved a great break from crime books and a much-needed dose of creative determination. I’ll be revisiting Cindy Kirk and Jackson Hole for sure.