Dinner is served! Not remotely romantic or sensual. Utterly predictable and high school-ish. No suspense...everything is explained and summed up before the paragraph ends. A cookbook which contains a few moments in the "cook's" life. I didn't care if Molly got her dream job, stayed with Christian or rode off into the sunset alone. No chemistry, no interest and no "meat"! I may have learned how to fix an appetizer or two but this was definitely a huge disappointment. I need a drink... Molly Bishop loves living in Manhattan and managing a boutique luxury hotel. She's about to be promoted to her dream job of General Manager, the role she's been striving for her entire career. There's only one thing standing in her way. The will of her childhood friend, Christian Ford's grandfather. She hasn't even seen Christian in over ten years, but a recent run-in with his grandfather during a rare visit home, resulted in a new condition to the will. Christian will only inherit the ranch he's been running and the real estate development business that he has expanded, if he marries Molly and stays married for at least six months.Cheesy romance. Author definitely likes her wine and fancy food. Throughout the story, the characters are either drinking wine and/or eating fancy food.
What do You think about Six Months In Montana (2013)?
Short sweet story. This is predictable. But, nicely done
—eliex
