Just-divorced Suzy Simmons celebrates the event with Margaritas and her best friend, Jackie. While they lounge on her deck, drinking and planning their future full of good looking rich men and swanky vacations, Suzy mentions that she'd like to take the cooking class at the community college, taught by Chef Robert Donvier, and Jackie agreeds to tag along. The Chef turns out to be a gorgeous, brown-eyed hunk with a slight French accent, and soon things are simmering between him and Suzy. When he asks her to be his assistant for a local cook-off, she jumps at the chance to be with the handsome, sexy, and oh yes, rich, Chef Robert. The two become inseparable, and their love making is frequently enhanced by items from the kitchen. Before they can officially become a couple, Robert and Suzy must resolve issues with their former partners and in their private lives.

 

 

 

Tina's Review:

 

 

Oo la la! 

 

This was a "saucy" little number. I loved Suzy's character and how her divorce had made her realise she had to live life a bit and only do things she wanted to!

 

Robert is the epitome of a classy French chef. Gorgeous, romantic and a perfectionist. 

 

They have a steamy relationship that builds up to full on very quickly and I think that's because they are a mature couple. 

 

This was a novella that was pleasant and easy to read. A nice evening in with a couple of glasses of wine and "My French Vanilla". Perfect combination. 

 

Yeah I enjoyed it, there was a few parts of it that left questions unanswered. . It was a fun book, I like the twist towards the end and could feel it building up towards something. 

 

 

I would definitely recommend it to my friends. I would give this book 4 stars because I enjoyed it. 

 

 

Enjoy!!