What Love Tastes Like
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4.0 • 23 Ratings
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- $5.99
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Publisher Description
Zuri Day heats it up in this deliciously sexy tale about lust, trust, seduction--and other dishes best served sizzling . . .
Burned by an unhappy childhood, Tiffany Matthews plays life safe. So she never saw wealthy businessman Dominick Rollins--or their wildly-sensual European encounter--coming. But now that she's landed a sous chef job at Dominick's prestigious hotel, she's determined to keep her fine new boss at arm's length--and their relationship professional. . .
Dominick can't resist coming back for more. Tiffany's honesty is the one ingredient none of his glamorous exes has ever served up. And he's using every tempting glance and touch to melt Tiffany's defenses and show her the caring man under his sophisticated image. But is what they have enough for Tiffany to risk her heart--or will this love prove way too hot to handle?
"An exciting read. Zuri Day does a fantastic job."
--Urban Reviews on Lies Lovers Tell
"A completely entertaining love story."
--Romantic Times on Body By Night
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Aspiring chef Tiffany Matthews is en route to a prestigious internship in Rome when a thief swipes her purse. Handsome restaurateur Nick Rollins comes to her rescue, but despite the sizzling heat between them, Tiffany doesn't want to be rescued certainly not by Nick, who's too much like the workaholic father who broke her heart. And yet, a month later, there she is in Los Angeles, a sous chef at his new trend-setting restaurant, Taste. There's plenty of steam and spice in the kitchen and the bedroom as the pair's romance follows a predictable on-again, off-again pattern, with a standard-issue scheming ex-girlfriend complicating matters. Then Nick finds himself pitted against Tiffany's estranged father in a business deal and matters take a fresh turn. Day (Lies Lovers Tell) writes with zest and sensual appeal. The descriptions of food edge the bedroom scenes, but not by much.
