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Synopsis
"A lost bet. A grumpy lawyer. A Christmas cooking class with the woman he?s secretly wanted since the day she came to town. After losing her savings in a Ponzi scheme, chef Mia Bianchi trades New York skyscrapers for her grandmother?s log cabin restaurant in Sugarville Grove. Determined to start fresh, she hosts a holiday cooking class?partly to share her love of food, partly to make friends in her new town. Logan Hayes doesn?t lose bets?except the one that lands him in Mia?s class. He?s admired her quietly for months, but now he?s standing beside her at the stove, flour on his shirt, realizing she?s even more irresistible up close. Each lesson brings more banter, more warmth, and more moments neither of them want to end. And when they team up to give a struggling family the Christmas they deserve, the grumpy lawyer and the guarded chef find themselves at the center of something bigger than they ever imagined?community, connection, and maybe even love. A slow-burn, clean and wholesome holiday romance filled with small-town charm, holiday magic, and a love that will warm your heart long after the last page." -- Cover, p. [4].
Tags
Is Savoring Christmas appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 13 and up.
This is a squeaky-clean holiday romance with no sexual content beyond potential hand-holding or a chaste kiss. It focuses on emotional connection, community service, and the joy of cooking together during the Christmas season.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include financial loss.
Publisher ages reflect reading level; our rating reflects content maturity — they can differ.
Who'll love this
Teens will enjoy the festive small-town setting, the banter between the grumpy lawyer and cheerful chef, and the heartwarming story of helping others during the holidays.