Wow!!! This was a story I totally fell in love with!! I love Betsy St. Amant romantic comedies, and this is one of my favorites now!!Bri Duval is a hopeless romantic! She owes that to her parents memory who left her a legacy of the sweetest love before they tragically passed away in an accident. Bri wants no less than to live up to her parents standards and marry for a love as pure as theirs.She’s the head Baker at the struggling local bakery Pastry Puff, in story Kansas, and she has created her own version of the Parisian Lovelock Wall that she loves, but she never expects the video that she makes about it to go viral! Or for Trek Magazine to send travel writer Gerard Fortier to feature the bakery for a magazine article!Gerard may be good looking, but in terms of love, he’s as sour and bitter and non believer as you can get. So no, he’s definitely not an option of the loving and devoted guy she plans to marry someday, or stay single if he doesn’t appear.But as Bri and Gerard get to know each other, even though they seem to rub off the wrong way, an unexpected connection begins to forge… But Gerard is only looking at this assignment as a way to leap to another more substancial or important one, or will charming and sweet Bri change his mind? … And Bri counts on Gerard’s article bringing the much needed success to her bakery. Will it be enough? Will their opposites attract connection turn into something strong enough like real love?This was a beautiful love story! An unconventional one at that, but that’s what made it so much more realistic and relatable. An idealistic romantic and a non believer in love. Who will win? An in-between truce? There’s an intrigue with Bri’s family that gives the story a unique turn. Is Bri’s parents love as perfect as Bri thought? I don’t want to spoil the story, but I have to say I loved the message the story brings: love is not always perfect, we are human, love is failing sometimes, but never in a definite way, there’s always hope, forgiveness, accepting each other’s errors and trying to make the best of everything. Love is always growing, never stop loving, love is hurting, a love that doesn’t hurt is rarely love. But what is the Key to Love? Maybe some of the things I said, but surely more. You’ll have to read the book to find out. And it will be a truly enjoyable experience, I can assure you…The best part of the story is the characters. I truly loved Bri, her innocence, her kindness… Gerard was a bit hard on the surface, but he grows a lot along the book, and that made him a realistic hero, not a typical one. I ended loving him too. But the best were yet the secondary characters. Mabel and Agnes, the owners of the bakery and town matchmakers. They made me laugh out loud. And Mr. Mac was my favorite, but you’ll see why if you read the book.I truly recommend this novel. A 100% enjoyable, realistic, sweet, humorous and very inspiring! Can’t wait for Betsy to publish a new story!I received a complimentary copy of this book from Bethany House but wasn’t required to post a positive review. This is my honest and unbiased opinion.