Texan for the Taking
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4.3 • 4 Ratings
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Publisher Description
Who turned up the heat?
Classically-trained chef Delilah Corbyn walked away from the cutthroat celebrity kitchen world to return to her hometown of Last Stand, Texas. Delilah’s excited to open her own restaurant where she can finally make decisions without being scrutinized by the media. She thinks she’s living her dream until the new “it” chef saunters into town with a wink and a challenge. Delilah can handle heat in the kitchen, but he stirs up passions she’d long ago buried.
Jock Rossi has come a long way in the culinary world for someone who isn’t formally trained. Now he’s a rising chef with fame and money finally within his grasp. Determined to attract investors, he launches his latest restaurant in Last Stand. But when he meets his local competition, Jock’s plans skew off course. Delilah’s not only as talented as she is beautiful, she’s impossible to fool. Or forget.
Can Jock win her heart with his secret recipe or are they only destined to battle it out in the kitchen?
Customer Reviews
Very good
This 3rd & final book in the Corbin Sisters series was a very good read. The characters were definitely very well developed with complicated personalities & both in the same business. Delilah & Jock are both chefs, one in a quiet small town with a painful history & the other a celebrity chef with his own tv series & is opening a new restaurant in her hometown. Delilah has a painful history with a celebrity chef & this is holding her back in really getting to know Jock & Jock has been burned by a fiancée that left him because she didn’t have enough faith in him. As they get to know each other & their guards start to drop, Delilah’s past shows up for a challenge with Jock that causes problems with her confidence in herself & their relationship. I’m sad that this is the last book in the series & hope it won’t be our last visit to Last Stand Texas. Definitely recommend this book & series. Thank you to Tule publishing & author Katherine Garbera for allowing me to read this book for an honest review.