Breakfast in Bed (The Innkeepers Book 2)

This book had so much potential. So I'm a die hard Rochelle Alers fan, has read every book published, always pre-ordering everything that's about to come out. So imagine my excitement for this series in my hometown. Well, this had all the ingredients for a really good story but fell short. The first 2/3 of the book was filled with so much fluff and never really developed the relationship between the main characters. The last 1/3 was rushed and felt almost incomplete. Sadly, I'm not looking forward to the next book in the series if it will be a repeat rush job like this one.

I so love this series, my husband and I went to New Orleans for our honeymoon and we feel in love with the city. Wonderful story of two failed marriages, both Gage and Tonya had said they would never marry again. But when you meet that one person that lights up your life, make you laugh, feel your pain when you are hurting and help you heal you know that that is the one for you. My husband is my second chance and so much more.

I enjoy this author's storytelling! I can visualize the scenes while reading. These two adults were able to work through their independent demons and accept new ways together. I enjoy the artistry and words that draws me into the world that she created.

Well written!! I really enjoyed the latest installment in The Innkeepers series. It was good to read about Tanya and Gage's backstories. I liked that they were mature, well traveled, and experienced people. They had a lot in common, family, love and loss. Great descriptions of NOLA and the cuisine...made me feel like I was there! The book spoke to all the cultural nuances of NOLA, food, music, history, and Southern hospitality. Great job Ms. Alers!!!

This book and series deserve 12 stars. Finally, a storyline showcasing mature women facing life-changing events with success. This book and series is so relatable and has inspired me to fulfill some of the items on my "basket list. Hats off to this brilliant author!

This is the second book in the Innkeepers series. It’s the story of Tonya and Gage. I loved the parts of this story that dealt with Tonya being a chef and her ambitions. However, the story just seemed to fall apart at the end as it related to her relationship with Gage. The story ended much too precipitously to me.Josephine

Awesome read, I couldn't wait, but wait I did. The first one was really good, but this one, tonya and gage, off the charts! We have toWait a whole year, really! I can't wait to see the storyline in the next book. Some hints have kinda of been dropped, makes you wonder.

I'm a Chef my self and l love the way the book came together ,the writing was funny and loving with great food. How can you not win thank you l need some uplifting this weekend work has been crazy. Can't wait for the next books there going to be maybe 3 more??? Have a blessed day Bon appétit

I liked this second book in the series even more than the first. In part because I love Gage--he's smooth and sexy. A musician and a chef, does it even get better? I also loved Tonya. She is straight talking and loaded with competence. One of the attractive things about Gage is that he loves her competence and independence. It was great to read a novel about an older (50s!) woman (Gage is 46) who is confident, sexy and unworried. We don't spend pages agonising whether the hero will think she's adequate. Tonya knows who she is and she likes herself. With two chefs It was fun again to read about New Orleans, and to grow comfortable with the setting in a way we weren't in the first book. As Tonya settles in so does the reader. It was also fun to see the couple from the first book happy and relaxed. I can't wait till the third book in this delightful book. If it has the same ingredients as the first two it will be as success.