Review of Baker’s Dozen

Baker’s Dozen

Soul Mutts, Book #1

Lori R. Taylor

5 Stars

Synopsis:

Her bakery is going to the dogs!

Abused and abandoned by her former owners, the unadoptable boxer, Baker, finds a safe haven at Pretty Paws, the only no-kill shelter in town. But when she’s scared, she can’t help defending herself, even from the people who want to help her.

Dumped by her cheating fiancé and mourning the loss of her mother to cancer, Maeve dreams of opening a bakery. But the only way she can afford that is to win a baking contest. Too bad her high school nemesis has entered too, and is using her rich daddy’s money to stack the deck against Maeve.

When Maeve stops by Pretty Paws, Baker chooses the best batch of pastries with her super sensitive nose. It’s not exactly love at first site, but when Maeve learns that time is almost up on Baker’s stay at the shelter, she agrees to take her home for a couple of weeks, to reset the clock.

Can Maeve and Baker learn to trust each other, or will life find a way to crush their hopes for a fresh start?

Baker’s Dozen is the first book in The Soul Mutts Series, heartwarming stories of lost dogs finding new homes with the humans they were born to heal.

Review:

This book is a very cute story about a dog and the woman who loves her.  Both Maeve and Baker have had a rough life but neither of them let it get them down.  When Maeve wants to enter a baking contest to earn the money to open a bakery, Baker helps her pick out the best one. They learn to trust each other and love each other.  They help each other, lean on each and they make the perfect duo.  

The author has created a wonderful story and I am looking forward to reading more in the series.  I would recommend this book to all the dog lovers out there. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.