The Chocolate Cure

The Love at the Chocolate Shop Series, Book 4

By: Roxanne Snopek

Narrated by: Felicity Munroe

No more chocolate! No more meddling! No more men!

New Year’s resolutions are great. Announcing them in a crowded bar, with a chocolate martini in her hand? Not Maddie Cash’s finest moment. It’s time this new realtor got serious about her life, and this time, she means it.

But when hospital volunteering lands her at the bedside of bruised and battered Mick Meyer, who has no knowledge of Maddie’s reputation - and no memory of the kiss he begged from her during that long, pain-filled night, her best-laid plans are put in jeopardy. It’s not just his sweet tooth that’s tempting her.

The hunky bush pilot with the concussion has an old family property to unload. Making this sale could rejuvenate Maddie’s dying career. But when Mick turns on the charm, she’s in danger of forgetting all her best intentions...on chocolate...on meddling...and especially on men.

©2017 Roxanne Snopek (P)2020 Blackstone Publishing

Slow beginning...

I had to really concentrate to follow the story in the beginning. With the pitch of the narrator's voice and the actions of the main character, I did not like her at all. Was about to stop the story, but kept going. The story got more character as it went. I gave 4 stars for no f-words. The narrator's voice for the main character grounded my nerves - too high pitched.

Cute and funny

It’s so refreshing to hav a romantic comedy with a narrator that can do numerous characters great. Never was lost a to what character was talking. Great series I recommend listening to them all.

Love, love, loved it!

Who wouldn’t love a book about romance and chocolate!?! It was a very sweet love story.

Super cute

I liked it. It was cute and simple. I would Recommended to people to listen to it

Sweet as chocolate

this book was sweet, clean, and a nice calm listen. There is one point that is personal to me. This is by far the most accurate and realistic representation of concussion recovery I've ever seen in a romance protagonist. I suffered a TBI a few years ago and the care the author put into representing what it's like really touched me.