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Table for Two (Lessons Learned / Summer Desserts)

680 pages

A delectable double-serving of classic contemporary romance where professional boundaries melt like sugar.

What it feels like

Reading this collection feels like indulging in a perfectly crafted dessert—sweet, satisfying, and effortlessly comforting. The pace is brisk and engaging, carrying the reader through two distinct but complementary tales of culinary romance. The mood is warm and appetizing, steeped in the bustling energy of professional kitchens, restaurants, and the delicious tension of workplace attraction. The prose is accessible and playful, leaning into tempting culinary metaphors as characters struggle to maintain their professional boundaries against undeniable chemistry. It is a lighthearted, swoony experience that traces an emotional arc from stubborn willpower to sweet surrender. This book will delight readers who crave classic contemporary romance, charming chefs, and the irresistible trope of mixing business with pleasure.

Mood
  • appetizing
  • warm
  • swoony
  • cheerful
Tone
  • romantic
  • playful
  • lighthearted
  • tempting
Pace
brisk
Themes
mixing business with pleasure · culinary romance · resisting temptation · workplace attraction
The writing
Accessible and engaging, sprinkled with playful and tempting culinary metaphors.
The arc
From professional resistance and guarded willpower to sweet, satisfying romantic surrender.
Who it's for
Readers who crave classic, comforting contemporary romances centered around food, charming chefs, and workplace tension.

About the book

Two tempting classics from the master of romance!

Summer Desserts: When love-resistant dessert chef Summer Lyndon develops a taste for her delectable boss Blake Cocharan, her legendary willpower is put to the ultimate test.

Lessons Learned: Publicist Juliet Trent never mixes business with pleasure, but her newest client, charming ladies' man and chef Carlo Franconi, is determined to whet her appetite for love.

(A book in the Great Chefs series)

Description from Open Library.

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