Sweet Love by Sarah Strohmeyer

I've enjoyed Strohmeyer's other "stand alone" titles, so when I saw the pretty pink cupcake on the cover, I snatched this one up!

This title takes a more serious tone than her previous titles (at least in my opinion), dealing with aging parents, mortality, and a lost love that reappears after twenty years in the life of Julie Mueller - in the form of former bad boy Michael Slayton.

This book is also filled with delicious sounding treats, reclaimed romance and a happy ending, despite the more serious tone.

I was in the wrong place to truly enjoy it (much of it focused on mothers and daughters, which is still so, so hard for me), but I think others will eat it up!

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