The Kitchen Charmer by Deborah Smith
I really don’t want to do this, but the author is making it hard for me to keep the love alive.
I really don’t want to do this, but the author is making it hard for me to keep the love alive.
This is charming modern-day semi-epistolary short story, but then again, it’s short. I can hardly feel a thing.
Deborah Smith can always be counted on to write whimsical and sometimes, literally, magical love stories, but there’s something missing here.
Mmm, biscuits.
Surprise! The hero is a monstrous twat!
Despite being too schmaltzy for its own good at times, this one still can hurt so, so good.
This is both the sweetest and most mawkish thing I’ve ever read. And it’s so beautiful!
This one is uneven and loses its momentum by its second half or so.
Mossy Creek is really a great place to visit.
Hush – I’m reading, and sobbing in both joy and tears, because every word here is gold.