Reviews:From Dee Daily of The Romance Studio:"Dawn DeAnna Wilson pens one of those tales of a small town and its colorful characters that is a joy to read. Even though the story is about people and their insecurities the way it's told is priceless. The Mayor, Queen, the SnakeLady and many others evolve throughout. Their antics and the way the author brings the town to life make a perfect backdrop to a love story that has to help two people find the way to become who they want to be. Blythe's story is asad one in some ways but she brings so much joy to the book with her antics. Her exuberance is almost palpable as we read. Austin seems like an insecure man who has to come to terms with his life, his comparing himself to othersand always falling short. Rather than take risks that might upset others he buries himself in action heroes while she hides within the ever-changing stories she tells."From The Long and Short of It, Romance Reviews:"Every line of Leaving the Comfort Cafe is bursting with sparkling emotion. A genuine pleasure."Description:Blythe Shelley got a 1600 on her SAT and a full scholarship to Cornell University.But she never went.Instead, she took a job as a waitress at the Comfort Cafe in Conyers, North Carolina...Austin Parker wanted to follow his college crush to New York City, but a slumping economy prompted him to take a job as town manager of Conyers, where his master's degree was no match for the well-oiled machine of "good ol' boy" Southern politics.Austin went to the Comfort Cafe to sample its famous raspberry pie, but he got much more than dessert—-he got a dose of Blythe, who brings a splash of color into his gray-flannel world.Austin is determined to discover why Blythe gave up her Ivy League ambitions.