I received this book in a Goodreads Giveaway. Which may or may not have affected my enjoyment of it. Remembering how I won this book has also prompted me to enter a million book giveaways on Goodreads in the hopes of getting lucky once again. 
 I received this book about two years ago, so it's about time that I read and reviewed it. 
 I think part of why it took me so long to read this book is that I don't really read romance books (and it is definitely a romance book...more on that later). But I entered the giveaway because the image of a pie on the cover and the description on the back sucked me in. I love the show Pushing Daisies and the movie Waitress, and I love pie in general, so I figured this could be right up my alley. 
 Delectable definitely had the cuteness and quaintness I was expecting, along with the fun addition of a Montana cowboy/cowgirl feel. I liked the length of the book, and I liked the gimmick of having the main characters bake a pie and then including the recipe at the end. I also liked that the story focused around healing a broken marriage. 
 BUT. I didn't like how the author chose to fix the broken marriage. Instead of focusing on communication and changing behaviors, the focus was on the physical attraction between the main characters. The ending was unsatisfying because the characters had realized their flaws, but seemed destined to repeat their mistakes. Perhaps the ending is a more realistic one, but does anyone read romance novels for their realism? 
 Also, I wasn't expecting it, but this book also had the most romance book-ish scene. I won't describe it because I want to keep this review appropriate for all ages, but is every romance book obligated to have one of those? I couldn't get the image of the author's face out of my mind while reading it, which really grossed me out. 
 In the end, though, I still mostly liked this book. I'm not really sure why, considering how I feel about the resolution of the story. I might have been won over by the idea of pie, or by the fact that I won it. Regardless, I think this book would be good for someone who likes romance novels and wants something short and sweet to read on a plane trip (you could finish it by the time you landed). The author set things up for the sequels in a great way, but I won't be reading them. I don't think romance is my genre.