The Chef - Rebecca Castle - Boeken - Tiger Teal Press - 9780645395921 - 2 februari 2022
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The Chef

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The poor struggling waitress and the billionaire restaurant owner.

And they hate each other.

But they have to work together.




They need to keep the restaurant afloat despite hating each other's guts.

But what happens when feelings get in the way?

What happens if they fall in love?




An intense, sizzling standalone romance set in a sleepy beach town in Australia.




It was supposed to be an easy job.

Move to a small town.

Look after my bereaved family.

Be a waitress at the town's failing restaurant.




Yeah. Easy.




Shame about the restaurant owner, though.

He may be incredibly gorgeous and extremely rich, but he's also a total jerk.




And he's also my boss.




And he's also the guy I publicly humiliated before he was forced to hire me.

He doesn't want me working here, and I don't want to see his annoying face every day.

But I need this job.

I'm new in town and completely unemployable.




I need the money.




And despite what he may say, he needs me too.

I'm a good cook.

No one else wants to work here.




So, we're just gonna have to get along.

And definitely, 100%, totally-not fall in love.

Not with his stupid beautiful face.




No. Way.




Author's Note: This is a standalone story in a series with recurring characters.

Each book is an emotional, steamy Contemporary Romance with a happy ever after ending and no cliffhangers.

Best read in order.

Media Boeken     Paperback Book   (Boek met zachte kaft en gelijmde rug)
Vrijgegeven 2 februari 2022
ISBN13 9780645395921
Uitgevers Tiger Teal Press
Pagina's 216
Afmetingen 127 × 203 × 12 mm   ·   240 g
Taal en grammatica Engels  

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