The Angler, the Baker, and the Billionaire

by Amberlee Day

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When her world falls apart, Sophie Molina heads north to mend her broken heart. Retreating to Sitka, Alaska to help open a new bakery, she’s warmly welcomed by her cousins and their rough-and-scrubby but sexy friend Jamie—a bushy bearded fisherman.

However, a shadow passes over her budding happiness in the form of billionaire Peter Cohen, the financier she holds responsible for her losses. Confronting him proves difficult when Peter turns out to be a dashing gentleman who makes her knees go weak.

Will Sophie recognize what her heart really wants, before she makes a terrible mistake?

Set to the backdrop of wildly gorgeous Alaska, The Angler, the Baker, and the Billionaire is full of quirky humor and delicious romance, just perfect for love on the Last Frontier.

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Book Details

Genre

Contemporary Romance

Subgenre

Billionaire, Destination / Vacation, Small Town

Series

Destination Billionaire Classics • Book 4

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

1 None

Violence

1 None

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Publication Date

October 4, 2016

Language Versions

English

Fiction Form

Novel

Good story!

This was a fun story to read. The story of a young women losing everything and heading to family in Alaska to start over. As she navigates this new environment she realizes that everything is not what is seems and finds joy and sadness on the way. The reason I gave only four stars is because I saw the twist coming a like away. I liked to be shocked a little more by twists in stories.I was given an ARC of this book and left the review volunteering. All opinions expressed are my own.

Fun page turner!

This was my second time to read this book and it still captured my attention and pulled me in. It had a fun love triangle like no other I've ever read. All of the characters were so well-described and felt real. And the descriptions of Alaska made me want to go! This book was a real page turner. I didn't want it to end and no doubt I will be reading it yet again in the future. I received an ARC and this voluntary review contains my honest opinions.

A love triangle with a twist in Alaska

I don't usually like love triangles, but the twist with this one made it enjoyable. Sophie came to Sitka to heal after losing her mother & the bakery they ran together, but she never expected to fall for two very different men: scruffy drifter Jamie & billionaire Peter. I loved the way Amberlee handled Sophie's initial dislike for Peter, it was well written & Peter's ability to overcome it was believable. The ending was perfect & I hope this book becomes a movie someday so I can see the final scene outside of my imagination. ❤️ The Alaskan scenery made a beautiful backdrop for the story & the whales were my favorite secondary characters.

Sweet, heartwarming romance - love triangle with a twist

The Angler, The Baker, and the Billionaire is a sweet, heartwarming romance that has a love triangle with an interesting twist! This well written book has beautiful descriptions of Alaska, well described, personable characters and love of family. Sophie had some misconceptions to deal with as well as the loss of her mom and their bakery. Jamie and Peter were very interesting characters. I was pulled into this book from the beginning and was sad to reach the end.

A billionaire romantic triangle.

A billionaire romantic triangle. Sophie Molina's mom died of cancer. Then their bakery failed. Now, she travels to Sitka, Alaska to help her cousin Cathy with her new bakery. She meets an angler there, Jamie. While he has a rough exterior, he draws her attention. But he's elusive about his background, even his last name, and disappears for long periods. During the grand reopening of a town landmark, she meets Peter Cohen, the man she blames for her failed bakery. Yet she's drawn to him as well. Some things are obvious. Some things are not. Nonetheless, the story is inviting and heartwarming.I received a review copy of this book from a third party. This is my honest review.