Taking the Cake

Attempting to surprise her fiancé, Mollie Mason bribes the stripper who was hired to pop out of the cake at the bachelor party to exchange places with her. The surprise is on her as she sits inside the cake listening to Blaine diss her. To add icing to the cake she pops out to find him in a compromising position with one of the strippers. As If her night couldn’t get any worse he doesn’t recognize her when she walks up to him and calls him a no good pig! Humiliated she flees the party and the embarrassment.

Crying in a stairwell Mollie doesn’t know what to do. All her belongings are back at the party. In walks Cade to the rescue.

Cade watched the unfortunate events unfold, wondering how anyone would want to hurt sweet Mollie. He takes her away from all the pain but will he be able to rid it permanently? If he has any say about it he will.

When Mollie propositions Cade to find out if she’s really as frigid as her ex-fiancé claims will Cade be able to handle the challenge or will he disappear leaving Mollie to wonder?

TAKING THE CAKE is a roller coaster ride of emotions. One moment you’ll be laughing at the heroine’s antics, the next you’re sitting on the edge of your seat anticipating her reaction to her circumstances. Kate Davies has done a spectacular job in crafting a believable story along with real life characters. Mollie’s courage to actually bribe the stripper is every woman’s dream come true. Two cheers for Ms. Davies reenactment of every woman deep dark secret longing, to be a spy at her fiancés bachelor party.

Cade is most definitely a knight in shining armor as he rides into town and rescues the heroine from herself! Ms. Davies has outdone herself with her hero. He’s sexy, sweet and most loveable. This reviewer felt herself pulled in from the moment I met him. This reviewer felt passionate about his feelings for the heroine.

TAKING THE CAKE was more than this reviewer imagined it would be. Ms. Davies ability to weave a story is remarkable. This reviewer looks forward to reading more from Ms. Davies, thus highly recommending this book.

August 2006