The Perfect Blend

By Allie Pleiter

Book Overview

Opening a Christian coffeehouse in Seattle-- that was my dream. I wanted to call it Maggie Black's Higher Grounds. So when banker William Grey III denied my loan, I was crushed. But then Mr. Grey (who's a tea drinker--figures ) explained that if I took his small-business course, the bank might reconsider my application. It would take the help of some of my fab coffee, but I was sure I could stay awake long enough to learn something. Besides, despite Grey's stuffy facade, his velvety British accent could make even financial analysis sound interesting.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373874413
• ISBN13: 9780373874415
• Release Date: June 2007
• Publisher: Love Inspired
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

An awesome story

In my mind there is nothing better then a romance story that is completely surrounded by coffee! This was the perfect blend of humor, coffee, and of course romance. I loved the way the author tied Gods through each and every page. Maggie and Wills story is a well written and awesome story. It is by far my favorite Love Inspired book.

I LOVE THIS BOOK!

Fantastic book! I love the characters, the sparring yet stimulating kind of conversations they get into; the introduction to Rugby was excellent, and quite a kick! I really, really love these two. And though I am not particularly actively a christian, if a 'love inspired' sounds good enough, I give them a try. I especially enjoy catching the passion the heroine has for sharing her message, and how she wants to do it. I love the book! The serious banker guy is really cute. There's something very hot about him.

Believable charaters and good information for others

I too have always dreamed of owning a coffee house. This book helped see the "real" side of owning a business as well as being a delightful romance novel. I especially enjoyed learning about the asian tea and want to learn more. I highly recommend this to all.

A book about coffee

I liked this book so much I couldn't put it down. The plot is very good where Maggie is trying to get a loan to open a coffeehouse. She has to take a course so she can get the loan and ends up falling for her loan officer. I think it was the cover that got me to buy this book. I reccommend it to anyone who likes coffee.