This was...okay? I guess.
I wouldn't call it particularly memorable. ( )

After reading the gut wrenching Marie Colvin book I needed something light.

What a nice surprise! It's about food and family and facing your fears. I'm really digging it.

Totally exceeded my expectations. ( )

Well I started reading this one and it was easy so I kept reading but after a while I thought this is just a thin meaningless little romance book. So I was on the verge of quitting (again because I've had that a lot lately) but there were some things that made me want to keep reading.

That she was going to work and having to make a prisoners last meal was interesting and I also liked she met a new man and not gone back to the cowardly ex boyfriend.
Well to be honest after 3/4th of it I again nearly quit but I kept reading because I wanted to know how it would end. Well it ended very cheesy as do most romance novels.

Too bad. it was okay that is all. 2.5 ( )

A woman returns to her hometown in Texas after being fired from her job in New York and must decide whether to stay or move on. She gets a job cooking "last meals" for those on Death Row and is haunted by the fact that this is the first job she has had that she truly enjoys. Funny, plot moves nicely. ( )

A woman returns to her hometown in Texas after being fired from her job in New York and must decide whether to stay or move on. She gets a job cooking "last meals" for those on Death Row and is haunted by the fact that this is the first job she has had that she truly enjoys. Funny, plot moves nicely. ( )