Summer Desserts (Nora Roberts: Language of Love, No 23)

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Summary: nothing wrong with it...
Review: but it had nothing other than a relationship developing with two characters who are so basic. really shows a collector of NR how far she has come ::smile

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Summary: Synopsis
Review: Could a cordon blue chef be a junk-food addict? The more Blake Cocharan learned about Summer Lyndon, dessert chef extradinaire, the more intrigued he became-and the more determined he was to hire her.Blake wanted the best, and Summer looked extremly good to him. Her superb credentials were the icing on the cake. Summeer was accustomed to traveling around the world, creating the pefect ending to perfect meals. But Blake had a unique appeal. Summer found herself responding to the challenge, both professionally.. and personally. For the first time, Summer was creating a meal from start to finish-and creating a perfect ending all her own.

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Summary: Nora "Cooks Up" A Great One!
Review: Very enjoyable early Nora Roberts about a famous pastry chef and the hotel owner who hires her to revamp the tired menu in his restaurant. Great book for cooking fans too! There is also a sequel to this book called "Lessons Learned", which continues the story of Summer's sexy Italian chef friend, Carlo.
Excerpt from the back of the book:
"Chef Summer Lyndon had quite a sweet tooth, though she knew that giving in to her craving for her deliciously handsome boss would be a hazard to her peace of mind. How could she stick to a "no Blake Cocharan" diet when she found him simply too tempting to resist?
Hotel owner Blake Cocharan had always prided himself on his good taste, which was why he hired lovely chef Summer Lyndon. But never had a tough cookie been such a tasty-looking morsel..."