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    Grill Me, Baby: Beach Read, #1

    By Sophia Knightly

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    About this ebook

    The heat is on...

    Raised among women who taught him to cook at his family's Buenos Aires restaurant, master chef Paolo Santos deftly works his culinary wiles--and his Latin charm--on post Flamingo Island's female clientele. The most tempting on the island, though, is cool, elegant Michaela Willoughby. The redhead's slender curves are as enticing as her rabbit-food menus are maddening. And she's his main competition for the chance of a lifetime - top chef in a new TV cooking show.

     

    When the stage lights ignite, so does the sexual chemistry no one--least of all Paolo and Michaela--saw coming. Suddenly, separating business from pleasure is as impossible as separating a scrambled egg. And the big question isn't whose knife cuts fastest...it's whose heart can take the most heat.

     

    Warning: Contains two hot chefs duking it out in a lively showdown of sexy rivalry. Mix in family drama, luscious recipes and spicy mischief, and there's more than just steam rising out of the kitchen.

     

    BEACH READ SERIES - each book is a standalone.

    Grill Me, Baby (Book 1)

    Blame it on Romeo (Book 2) Previously titled Paging Dr. Hot

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVictoria Koch
    Release dateApr 8, 2017
    ISBN9780998909400
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