Thank you Netgalley for an ARC of The Chocoholic’s Guide To Getting It On.

I rate this book 3.5 stars, really wish it gave that option.
It started out a little slow. From there it turned to good then witty. The more you read into the book the more stuff spilled out. It’s like the grandmas bag from Halloween Town, there was a never ending supply well in this case there was a never ending supply of secrets and who’s that what’s this so on and so forth. Just so much stuff was wrong with Mr. Sommer. If this book was a dating show it would the show Baggage from GSN.

This book wasn’t all bad now. I did learn something really interesting I did not know. The whole snozzberry thing. Now that was a eye bulge And a laugh out loud moment.

This is a cute little love story. Very much the rom com genre that is popular right now. That being said I enjoyed it, and did have a few laughs.
If you want a light read that will entertain you this could be the book for you.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher

Melanie Peters is a savvy food journalist currently following a story on sex worthy chocolates. Unfortunately for her, her own expertise is shoddy on the sex and heavy on the chocolate. As she navigates the chaotic world of famous chocolatier Maksim Von Sommer, she is thrust into an unexpected world of bingo biddies in beads, midnight shoot outs and a secretive town full of mystery. Can she save the chocolatier without loosing herself?

The romance genre is quite a hit or miss situation for me and Renae's "The chocoholic's guide to getting it on" definitely felt pretty underwhelming; quirky, one-sitting read that's not particularly memorable.