Books by Leighann Dobbs
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review 1: Since I don't normally write reviews unless I have something specific to say, here's the break down of how I rate my books...1 star... This book was bad, so bad I may have given up and skipped to the end. I will avoid this author like the plague in the future.2 stars... This boo...
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review 1: 2.5 stars.I struggled with rating this story. While it was everything I look for in a book, it lacked a certain something that I just can't put my finger on. This was a cute, short and quick read. I liked all the characters. I chuckled a few times and found the story to be enjoya...
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review 1: I enjoy reading about the character Lexy and the other characters. I'm glad the other characters are also in all the books. The book is interesting and easy reading. Lexy is a baker and not only do you learn about a baker's job but each book includes some of here recipes. Lexy al...
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review 1: This book was just incredibly fun to read for me. I don’t even know how I found it! It was something to read that was light hearted, cute, and funny. If you enjoy a little mystery that’s not too serious, you’ll enjoy this book! Probably the only thing that I think could be differ...
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review 1: I really didn't care for this book. Lexy the main character is very insecure, self-absorbed and vain. I really do not like weak female characters so I had a hard time really liking her. The story just didn't have enough substance for me, it felt very basic, almost as if the wr...
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review 1: I got a strong feeling that the series has gotten more and more riveting and exciting as the stories go along.This one - well, I found- was quite a page turner and it was really hard to stop turning the pages at times.What I really like about this series is the combination of a b...
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review 1: I finally realized that I had read two other books about Lexy Baker before this one. I recalled one thing that made me think of fingernails screeching across an old slate blackboard--the way that she calls her grandmother, "Nans." It just seems too much like baby talk. In this...