Chocolate Cake for Breakfast, by Danielle Hawkins
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Chocolate Cake for Breakfast, by Danielle Hawkins
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A wry, entertaining story about falling in love with a man whose shirtless picture adorns every second lunchroom wall and then doing your best when the relationship takes an unexpected turn Helen McNeil is a vet in a small rural Australian town. While taking evasive action from a dull girl at a party one night she falls over—and fails to recognize—national sports hero, Mark Tipene. For some mysterious reason Helen never really grasps, Mark finds this charming and the chemistry between them skyrockets, aided by a glass of wine or six. Still suffering the after-effects of the wine, Helen is both horrified and delighted when Mark appears the next day at the front counter of the vet clinic to ask her out. Her coworkers are just the first of many friends, family, and acquaintances to be agog at the identity of her date. Love soon blossoms between the two, but when Helen finds out that she is pregnant, things start to get seriously complicated. . . Full of warm, witty, and well-rounded characters, Chocolate Cake for Breakfast is a hugely entertaining romance set in the middle of nowhere.
Chocolate Cake for Breakfast, by Danielle Hawkins- Amazon Sales Rank: #1592087 in Books
- Brand: Hawkins, Danielle
- Published on: 2015-06-01
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 7.70" h x 1.10" w x 5.00" l, .0 pounds
- Binding: Paperback
- 368 pages
Review An entertainment with brains Sunday Age on Dinner at Rose's Charming, warm and funny Herald Sun on Dinner at Rose's
About the Author Danielle Hawkins is a large animal vet and the author of Dinner at Rose’s.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great Read! By Cat's Romance Novel Themepark I bought this book because it had a lot of my cat nip: professional woman, rugby, animals, unusual setting-rual New Zealand, funny, and unexpected pregnancy.I paid a bit for this book but it was totally worth it. I have order her first book already and can't wait to pass this one on to my best friend.I love this love key romance and the heroine who is utterly compentant and also a bit of a mess. I adore all the details of her work life from co workers, to clients, the gory work of a Vet. I loved how matter of fact, attuned, and human Helen was in the world of work. She is a whole person with a great job, family, best friend, past lover and cat before she meets the hero.Mark is such a guy. lol He is pretty taciturn and Helen talks a lot. Mark is a great guy though. Helen has a bit of growing to do in the communcation department and that makes for a belivable conflict in the book.I love that Helen is a dirty mess half the time. I think it is great the Mark as really reflected on his old self.The writer doesn't put a glow on the physical or emotionial side of pregnancy especially and unplanned one and while Helen adimits to not being the best at times this part of the book is equal parts great and tiresome.I would have loved to be in Mark's head as he doesn't speak all that much. This would have made for more emotionial balenance in the book and made it a 5 star read. I would also have liked the bedroom scenes not to be fade to black. Not because I must have sex in my Romance but because for this book where the couple had a long distance relationship, it would have given me more couple time and more insight into the hero. U I felt a little llike a cat with the door shut in my face.It was very good. I wish it were in ebook and cheaper but you can't have everything.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Delightful romantic comedy By Shelleyrae I was charmed by Danielle Hawkins debut novel, Dinner at Rose's last year and so was eager to read Chocolate Cake For Breakfast, a delightful, contemporary romance set in rural New Zealand.Country vet Helen McNeil is trying to avoid a dull acquaintance at a party when she trips over the outstretched legs of a man lurking in the shadows. After their brief conversation, she is surprised to learn the man is All Blacks player, Mark Tipene, a national sporting hero, and even more shocked when Mark turns up at the practice to invite her for a drink the next day. Despite their differences, and endless interruptions from autograph seekers and emergency calls, a whirlwind romance ensues, and though Helen can't quite believe that the man who could have any woman on his arm would choose her, she resolves to enjoy their relationship for as long as it lasts. Then Helen unwittingly makes a tiny mistake and suddenly everything is different...I have to mention that Chocolate Cake For Breakfast has one of the most unusual first date scenes I have ever read, where Helen and Mark are forced to deliver a dead calf. Hawkins, a vet herself, describes the scene quite graphically and it is a situation completely devoid of any romance, yet it somehow naturally leads to Helen and Mark's first kiss.Chocolate Cake For Breakfast is primarily about romance, focusing on the development of the relationship between Helen and Mark. The couple are faced with a number of obstacles, the romance is strained not only by the practicalities of distance, especially given Mark's frequent traveling, but also Helen's insecurities about dating a famous rugby player and Mark's emotional reticence. These issues become critical stumbling blocks when the relationship is barely three months old and both are forced to reevaluate their future plans.I liked Helen a lot, she is smart, capable and warm, though occasionally plagued with the insecurities common to most women in a relationship. I loved the glimpses of her relationship with her friends and family, especially her much younger step sisters. I also found Helen's work as a vet interesting, despite some fairly unpleasant scenarios where Hawkins spares few details.Mark is a bit of an enigma, the strong and silent type, his emotions are never really on display. Largely I think because the story is told in the first person by Helen, and as a consequence I think his character was a bit underdeveloped.Hawkins writing style is relaxed and warm and I think dialogue is a particular strength of the author's. I particularly enjoyed the lighthearted banter between characters and the occasional pointed but well deserved snarky comment. The pace is good and I happily escaped into the story for a few hours, without putting it down.Chocolate Cake for Breakfast is a delightful and charming novel which I really enjoyed and I'd happily recommend it to fans of the romantic comedy/chick lit genres.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. Best book I've read in ages! By TeresaC This is a great book, some real Kiwi characters which I could really relate to. Highly recommend this book, perfect escape from the stresses of everyday
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