Susan Mallery

Top chef Penny Jackson, who has finally made a name for herself in the Seattle culinary scene, is stunned when her ex-husband Cal Buchanan makes her an offer she cannot refuse, and now, as they work closely together, she finds herself in hot water as passion flares between them. Original.

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Vicky  Nuñez 

I'm a strange person. I've known it my whole life.
So when I got the sudden urge to read a culinary romance(its that even a thing?) I was not surprised nor did I question it. I just did it.
Overall, it was a nice solid romance and it made me laugh a couple of times. 
If anything it did not talk about food enough. My search for a good culinary romance is still on.

dija

It would have been better if there was just less unecessary plot points. It's a 300 pages romance novel it's better to focus on the two leads rather than the side characters that no one cares about

Danielle Crain

Need to come back to this and write a more thorough review. I wanted to punch the hero and Granny Gloria needs to go. Seriously. That said, the cast of characters was great and the story building kept me engaged so it still gets 3-stars. I probably would have dnf'd if it weren't on Audible Escape. 

My Ratings:

5*****I loved this book, consider it an all time favorite
4**** Thoroughly enjoyed the book and will recommend it
3*** I liked it well enough,
2** Brain Candy - It was okay. Writing mediocre, will
keep/re-read if part of a series
1* didn't like/possibly not finished.

Kaye Oliva

Hanna Tillmanns 

Menu Appetizer Cal Buchanan needs a top-flight chef to take over his failing Seattle restaurant, The Waterfront. He can afford to hire the best in town—the only problem is that the best happens to be his ex-wife, Penny Jackson. Entrée Penny really needs this opportunity, but she doesn't need the distraction of working with her ex. She's sworn off romance—she's even having a baby on her own. But before she knows it, the heat is on…and the attraction between her and Cal moves from a low simmer to a full boil! Dessert The rest should be easy as pie, but a secret from Cal's past could spoil everything. Maybe it's true that too many cooks spoil the broth—or maybe two is enough to make it irresistible.

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