Hot Dish
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4.0 • 27 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Big-City Billionaire + Small-Town Baker = Recipe for Disaster.
Chloe Angrov had one dream—to own her own bakery. But when no one showed up to her grand opening, she's determined to make it work, no matter the cost. Little does she know, the ridiculous billionaire who got in the way of escaping a cave full of bears—was the only one enjoying her cookies.
Konrad Love was a big-city billionaire used to flash and excess, but when he screwed up helping Chloe from the cave, he discovered he had no idea how to help with anything, even a broken heart. He was now the laughingstock of the town and the target of Chloe's hatred. How will he prove to her, and to the town, that he's not crazy?
Customer Reviews
Hot dish
By elizabeth lynx
So cute and funny!
Bookbub
Trying to get the girl
Chloe finds herself trapped by bears in a cave and Konrad comes along and saves her but the hilarious situation just starts and keeps going. These two have words going back and forth that leaves you laughing. Konrad wants to help and get Chloe to like him but the situations just keep happening and you have to wonder what will he do next. When they finally start getting closer you hope that it will all turn out okay but will it? I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.
A Funny, Flirty Romantic Read
I really enjoy a good RomCom that makes me laugh and forget the day to day troubles around me. I must say reading Hot Dish sure did the trick. The banter between Chloe and Konrad throughout the book made me smile and the outrageous situations Konrad found himself in were simply hilarious. I mean these two meet when the poor guy thinks the best way to say her from a giant Bear is to drop his drawers and pee on it for goodness sake. I don’t do spoilers but let me just say the Bear incident, which No one will let either of them forget, is the tip of the iceberg.
Hot Dish combines humor, suspense and romance into one must read storyline and is a fantastic addition to the author’s Lost and Found series. The book can be read as a stand-alone, however the characters do overlap so I suggest grabbing them all up and simply enjoying them. You won’t regret it.