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All's Fair in Love and Cupcakes
All's Fair in Love and Cupcakes
All's Fair in Love and Cupcakes
Audiobook9 hours

All's Fair in Love and Cupcakes

Written by Betsy St. Amant

Narrated by Courtney Patterson

Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

3.5/5

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About this audiobook

Kat Varland has had enough of chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry.

At twenty-six years old, Kat is still living in the shadows of her family in Bayou Bend, Louisiana. Still working shifts at her Aunt Maggie's bakery. Still wondering what to do with her passion for baking and her business degree. And still single.

But when Lucas Brannen, Kat's best friend, signs her up for a reality TV bake-off on Cupcake Combat, everything Kat ever wanted is suddenly dangled in front of her: creative license as a baker, recognition as a visionary . . . and a job at a famous bakery in New York.

As the competition heats up, Lucas realizes he might have made a huge mistake. As much as he wants the best for Kat, the only thing he wants for himself-her-is suddenly in danger of slipping away.

The bright lights of reality cooking wars and the chance at a successful career dazzle Kat's senses and Lucas is faced with a difficult choice: help his friend achieve her dreams . . . or sabotage her chances to keep her in Louisiana.
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJan 21, 2020
ISBN9781494546786
All's Fair in Love and Cupcakes
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Betsy St. Amant

Betsy St. Amant lives in Louisiana and has a heart for sharing the amazing news of God's grace through her novels. A freelance journalist, Betsy is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers. When she’s not reading, writing, or singing along to a Disney soundtrack with her young daughter, Betsy enjoys inspirational speaking and teaching on the craft of writing. Visit her website at www.betsystamant.com Facebook: BetsySt.Amant Twitter: @betsystamant.

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  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Sweet and charming. I enjoyed the audio book. There's a recipe in the written book. Looking forward to trying it sometime!
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    I've been avoiding these light, fluffy books from Christian publishers this year as I'm sure anyone who follows my reading has noticed. They all started reading the same. But I got sucked in by the cupcakes. I had hoped for more baking than I found but it wasn't a total loss.The main characters are stuck in a classic does she/does he kind of relationship. Kat has been burned by a past boyfriend so she is reluctant to trust again. Lucas has been in love with Kat for as long as he has known her but doesn't want to risk their friendship. They think. A lot. About how much they love the other but they never talk to each other about their feelings.To show his love and support Lucas signs Kat up for Cupcake Combat - he believes in her baking abilities even if no one else around her does. Kat suffers from a lot of self doubt too. She needs a baking assistant and she chooses Lucas to accompany her to LA for the taping. Will she win and will winning bring her the freedom she so desires?This was an adequate read. Nothing ground breaking or new. The cupcake angle was interesting for the few chapters that showcased the taping of the Cupcake Wars knockoff show. The two main characters were somewhat immature for their ages if you ask me - but I suspect that my generation was very different from the young people of today - boy do I sound old! The book ended happily ever after as you would expect but all in a rush and a roar. It left a bit hanging and I was a touch confused.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    Football and cupcakes? Football and cupcakes! Yes, All’s Fair in Love And Cupcakes is a perfect combination for those who want a sweet romantic escape. Filled with endearing characters, a behind the scenes look at reality TV and a romance that you can root for, Betsy St. Amant has written a novel that 20-somethings (and beyond) will love. So put up your feet, grab a sweet and dig in to All’s Fair in Love And Cupcakes.Kat Varland is stuck in her hometown of Bayou Bend, Louisiana. Stuck baking ordinary cupcakes that reflect her ordinary life. But best friend, football coach Lucas Brannen, believes in more for Kat. When he enters her in Cupcake Combat, a reality TV cooking show, Kat has a chance to realize her dreams. But is it all she or Lucas hoped for? And what do they really want?Overall, I liked All’s Fair in Love And Cupcakes. Kat and Lucas are two fun and endearing characters. Kat’s insecurities and family tension are realistically portrayed. There is a lot of soul-searching for both characters, which allowed a good look into their heads, but I felt slowed the action in the first third of the book. The cooking competition, which was my favorite part of the book, included varied and colorful contestants and was a good vehicle for Kat and Lucas’ evolving feelings. And those who require a happily ever after will be satisfied, but not without a last twist!So if you are in the mood for a fun romance to sweeten your day, check out All’s Fair in Love And Cupcakes.Recommended.Audience: Older Teens to Adults.Thanks to the publisher for a review copy.
  • Rating: 3 out of 5 stars
    3/5
    I've been avoiding these light, fluffy books from Christian publishers this year as I'm sure anyone who follows my reading has noticed. They all started reading the same. But I got sucked in by the cupcakes. I had hoped for more baking than I found but it wasn't a total loss.The main characters are stuck in a classic does she/does he kind of relationship. Kat has been burned by a past boyfriend so she is reluctant to trust again. Lucas has been in love with Kat for as long as he has known her but doesn't want to risk their friendship. They think. A lot. About how much they love the other but they never talk to each other about their feelings.To show his love and support Lucas signs Kat up for Cupcake Combat - he believes in her baking abilities even if no one else around her does. Kat suffers from a lot of self doubt too. She needs a baking assistant and she chooses Lucas to accompany her to LA for the taping. Will she win and will winning bring her the freedom she so desires?This was an adequate read. Nothing ground breaking or new. The cupcake angle was interesting for the few chapters that showcased the taping of the Cupcake Wars knockoff show. The two main characters were somewhat immature for their ages if you ask me - but I suspect that my generation was very different from the young people of today - boy do I sound old! The book ended happily ever after as you would expect but all in a rush and a roar. It left a bit hanging and I was a touch confused.