Reviews for Blame It on Chocolate

The average rating for Blame It on Chocolate based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-11-21 00:00:00 Michael Munoz This one had so much wasted potential when it came to the romance but sadly it never really took off and we didn't get to see the h/H on page as a couple at all. Heroine works for the hero's family's company and although I didn't doubt the feelings these two had for each other I really wish we had seen them as a couple instead what we get, is learning heroine is preggers after a crazy encounter weeks ago and the hero trying to do the right thing, smoothing things over for the heroine at work, at home. Then of course realising he is crazy for her but doing nothing for it. JG heroes normally chase their heroines sadly not in this one.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-05-19 00:00:00 Anthony Wilson I picked this book up because, as a serious chocoholic and chocolate snob, the title appealed to me. What unfolded was a story that came closer to being truly about love than just about any romance I've read. So often, the romance genre seems to confuse love and lust, often to a criminal degree. They forget that at its heart, love is a verb. It takes hard work. People don't just float in a state of love, they have to actively love the other person. That's exactly what happened in this novel. Oh, there's physical attraction. I mean, it begins with a pregnancy thanks to one crazy night of passion. The night of the chocolate. But ultimately what brought these two together, despite their surface differences, was that they each wanted to make the other happy more than anything else in the world. The only real problem with this book is that I am now seriously craving chocolate. :=)