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Cupcake Kissin'

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Caspar is a new post-grad with no money, no job, no boyfriend and no options. Then his sweet old aunt Gertie leaves him a cupcake bakery in her will. It's based in LA, with a starry clientele, in the shape of gorgeous soap star Mack - who has a snooty academic boyfriend, but seems to like Caspar more than he should. Has Caspar inherited more than he bargained for? Approximately 63,000 words.

313 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 14, 2014

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January 1, 2015
I'm sorry to say that I'm having to DNF this book at only 15%. I cannot stand one more minute of this pretentiously worded, oddly present tense, omnipresent POV.

While this is supposed to be taking place in L.A., California, US the language grammar and vocabulary sound more British and quite frankly I'm at a loss as to the nationality of the main character. His ancestors were British, but I'm under the impression that he's either Canadian or American. ~sigh~

The straw that broke the camels back for me was reading "vertiginous pitch of high fashion".

a few of the things that led to that final straw....
fol-de-rol
pecuniary
remuneration
discretionary
vociferous
ostentatious
pretenses
fillip
elan
'pinny'
'he's stood there'
'pretensions to engagement'
'five dollars forty'
'he's had a telling off'
'called out of his abstraction'

If I'd wanted to read such pretentious writing I would not have been buying what looked to be a cute a gay romance story. Furthermore, while I regularly read British and Australian books and understand their grammar and vocabulary is different, I do not expect to have to read it when the book is based in America.
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February 2, 2015
While the characters were rather sweet, the rest of the story was not. It was really weird. Maybe it's just me, but this story was awkward to say the least.
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