Setting off on her dream of culinary school, Ande finds herself knocked senseless by her incredibly sexy Chef Instructor, Daniel, who also happens to have the brains and heart to match.With her plan to keep herself from repeating history, she attempts to deny what could possibly break her. Ande finds out she is not the only one with a torrid past when a bright light is shed on Daniel’s former years. When ghosts from her past find her in the middle of her trek through culinary school and an impending relationship with Daniel, her life takes a disastrous turn. She must find the strength to push through school alongside a man that drives her wild with lust, all while trying to figure out her relationship with a stranger from years before.With help from her friends, and a tad bit of alcohol, Ande navigates her way through the pitfalls of falling in love, being broken hearted and making lasting friendships. An amusing love story filled with steamy sex, heartache, and surprises at every turn.
I reside in Sunny Southern California. I recently self published my first novel, Cutting Deep. I wrote this during a quarter life crisis, and never dreamed it would ever be finished or actually published. I would say I have the worst sense of humor out of anyone I know, except my friends. I find things funny that others may find not so funny, but I cant help myself. I try to find the humor in everything in life. I'm addicted to tattoo's and I'm not sure I know one person in my massive family that does not have a tattoo. Crazy Right? I will leave you with this quote "Either write something worth reading or do something worth writing" -Ben Franklin.
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My Review:
I have heard they saying about deep wounds that are not always physical. That is what I thought of when I read this book. The past is not left in the past and it threatens the future and the happiness of Ande and Daniel. I liked the references to college and to culinary school. For someone who has never gone it flowed easily through the book and did not over power the main plot. I liked Ande and Daniel and I felt that their skeletons in the closet were going to cost them true love. The sexual attraction was obvious and I really hoped that these two characters ended up together. There was plenty to wonder about and the author answers a lot of questions at the end. She even throws in a pretty good twist. However this is the first novel in a series, and I felt as though I didn't get enough closure. The characters definitely have a lot waiting for them in the next book. I am giving this book a 4/5. I was given a copy to review, however all opinions are my own.
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