Overall Rating - ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Spice rating - 🌶️🌶️🌶️ (I think so) 

Do I like it? Yes
Would i want to read it again? Maybe No

I liked the book a lot because it was the trope I was looking for i.e. something that includes a wedding planning or a chef. This has both.

I love the writing style. The spicy scenes became a little boring after they hooked up for the first time. 

when Eli takes the selfie with Violet in the barn after they hook up, that's really special. And later he explains that that's the moment he fell in love with her. OMG. that's like the slow burn symbol.

I'm not a fan of how they confessed their love to each other. Could have been a more detailed scene with more intimate details. 

Overall, Love the Book. Can't wait to read the other Loveless Brothers Series. 

Nice read. The jumps in the story weren't the smoothest and the characters weren' t very fleshed out except the main characters. It felt a bit rushed sometimes but overall I liked the characters and the story. Great sex scenes. Fell a bit flat but enough to fill the craving for steamy romance.

This was alright. 
I struggled with getting invested in their romance. I don't feel like Eli in particular apologized for calling her "trailer trash" when they were kids. Being a kid doesn't excuse somebody for shitty behavior. 
Also, I do wonder how much research people put into things before writing a book. Owning and running a venue for events would 1000% have very tight security just to avoid getting sued. The entire plot of that weasel character (not Eli) lying, stealing, and all the other shit he pulled falls apart because it doesn't matter how "redneck" a town is. If they are catering to any event where 100's of thousands of dollars are being spent, the security levels for the building would, at the very least, exist. Where, in this book, they don't seem to even lock doors. It doesn't make sense, so I can't get or stay invested in what is going on with the characters and the events happening around them.