The Mocha Kiss Cafe

Mocha Marriages

By: Julie Pollitt

Narrated by: Lara Asmundson

Length: 1 hr and 52 mins

Publisher's summary

Enjoy the warmth and rich flavors of a warm latte, and new love, at The Mocha Kiss Café in Woodstock, Vermont.

Anne Avonlea, a Florida native, is desperate for a job. Career minded Jake Hunter has no idea what's about to hit him. As Anne makes a quick dash to Vermont for her aunt's funeral, she finds out that her life could change forever if she accepts an offer she never saw coming. Jake thought life was all planned out, until Anne enters the scene and changes his idea and business plan.

At first, things seem a little bumpy, but soon the two find out that when sparks fly, it's impossible to look away. Grab a cappuccino and follow the two as they find romance, and middle ground, in this fun romance at The Mocha Kiss Café.

©2016 Julie Pollitt (P)2016 Julie Pollitt

Warm, cozy romance

This short novella is the perfect listen for that warm, fuzzy feeling. Anne attends her Great aunt's funeral and learns that she is sole heir to her estate. Currently living in limbo with no job, she decides to stay in Vermont and reopen her aunt's coffee shop. During all this decision time, she has met Jake. She accidentally ran into his truck, she hit the door in his face...and with all these mishaps, she can't get him off her mind. She finds out he is her coffee shop landlord, and a whole new dimension to their relationship is born. Will their attraction be able to withstand the real estate deal that Jake wants to make with the new hardware store? Will Anne be able to make the coffee shop a success? Give it a listen, you too will love it!

Laura Asmundson is wonderful with her narration.

--I was given a copy of this audiobook in exchange for an honest review

The Mocha Kiss Cafe: Mocha Marriages

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Avery quick listen featuring humor as well as romance. Enjoy a cup of coffee and a daydream your way through this book. Quirky fun!!



The narration was well done.The characters were well portrayed.

cute

it was a cute story but I New as soon as I heard God and prays that it wasn't for me I like more to my stories then a Christian theme. but my granddaughter liked it so I will buy the next one for her narrator had a very pleasant voice I received this book free from the publisher, narrator or author for a honest and unbiased review via audio book boom

A Short and Sweet Romance..

Any additional comments?

This story was too short and didn't allow the author to neatly tie up all of the little loose ends.

The female lead, Anne Avonlea inherits her great aunt's coffee shop and house.

She runs into of Jake Hunter, he has an insta Love-Hate reaction to Anne, and he quickly proposes marriage.


Lara Asmundson did well narrating the story.

Note:
"This audio book was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review."

A short, sweet romance

When I chose this book, I didn't realize it was so short. It ended up confusing me because I couldn't understand why the plot was moving so quickly. But it's a short, sweet romance. Anne and Jake are super cute.

Lara Asmundson did a great job narrating the story. I loved her characterization of Anne.

**I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.**

An Enjoyable Cute Cozy

"The Mocha Kiss Cafe" was a fun listen. I liked the Vermont coffee house setting. The story was easy to get into from the start. It wasn't complicated, just relaxing. Anne and Jake's worlds collide when her aunt passes away and she goes to Vermont to attend the funeral where she literally runs into Jake, her aunt's lawyer.

Lara Asmundson's narration was very well performed. She was perfect for this story and had an excellent tone and inflections. An overall enjoyable, quick listen.

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