Not the Marrying Kind

I absolutely loved this book. While the book can be read as a stand-alone, in my opinion, it is best if Jae's book, Perfect Rhythm, is read before this one. There are characters from the first book that are in this one, so to avoid major spoilers it is best to read them in this order.

The dynamic in this is one that I really enjoy, two people who initially do not like each other, but through getting to know each other they fall in love. Sasha owns a bakery in Fair Oaks and her character is very open about her sexuality. Ashley, on the other hand, knows who she is, but does not want anyone to find out. She is afraid of outing herself as a lesbian and losing her parents and possibly business in the small town. When the two are asked to help with the cake and flowers for a same-sex marriage, they spend lots of time with each other and their feelings begin to develop quickly.

I loved the building of the characters, the humor and playfulness between them, the slow build to a relationship that Jae does so well.

I highly recommend this to those looking for a sweet relationship and a building coming-out story.