Bitsy's Bait & BBQ

Absolutely loved this book, and makes me want to embrace small-town living, where everyone seems to play a part, and are there for each other. Ah, the peaceful living without the dependence of cell phones, computers, and technology -- sign me up !!

Bitsy's Bait and BBQ is a little snapshot of life in the Missouri Ozarks. The characters are endearing and it is a delightful tale of small community life. It is a charming story of Katy and Emma who think they are buying a Bed and Breakfast and instead wind up with a Bait and BBQ. While Katy and Emma adapt to country life and try to master the BBQ pit, Katy's ex-husband Sean and his domineering mother Gwen arrive to try to gather evidence in order to change the custody arrangements for Josh, Katy's son. The small community rallies around Katy and the story comes to a great ending. My only complaint is that I want to know the rest of the story. Several budding romances were just beginning to blossom at the end of the book and I want to know what happens next.

I am a huge fan of Pamela Morsi, I have read all of her books, some of them many times over. THIS IS HER BEST BOOK. Wonderful story line, a place you want to visit, a heroine with a heart and backbone, great supporting cast and an antagonist you love to hate. A sequel is a must (she has done this before). Thank you Pam for a book that is a keeper. Also, Bitsy is very quotable, as my family both fishes and cooks.

Wonderful book. Make you feel good book. Sometimes I do not know what to read and a friend suggested this book and I enjoyed it very much

Pamela Morsi is my favorite author for romance, and this novel was no disappointment. The characters are colorful, flawed, lovable and very human, all range of ages, and all walks of life. The story has character, plot, humor, and sensitivity. Exquisitely sweet. Gives you that good feeling and leaves you with things to think about.

This author always gives the reader more than her money's worth, and this new book is no exception. I love Bitsy and the "bed and breakfast" (haha). No joke, this book is GREAT.