I Don’t Even Like You That Much

He gave his restaurant two stars. Falling for him was never part of the menu.

Julian Price has built his career on telling the truth about food. As a respected restaurant critic, he doesn’t soften his opinions to protect anyone’s feelings. And when Russo’s Table fails to deliver on its considerable promise, Julian writes the review it deserves.

Two stars.

Dominic Russo is furious.

He’s spent six years building his restaurant from the ground up, and the last thing he needs is an infuriatingly attractive critic publicly pointing out everything he’s been trying not to admit.

Unfortunately, Julian isn’t going anywhere.

Their mutual friends keep throwing them together, their arguments become increasingly personal, and somewhere between professional disagreements and dangerously good chemistry, irritation turns into something neither man wants to acknowledge.

Because Julian has standards.

Dominic has pride.

And neither has any intention of falling for the other.

But when their growing relationship collides with Julian’s professional responsibilities, they’ll have to decide whether being right matters more than being together.

One restaurant. Two stubborn men. Absolutely no chance of keeping things professional.

I Don’t Even Like You That Much is Book Four in Campbell Cooke’s Between Us series, featuring sharp banter, enemies-to-lovers chemistry, complicated adult emotions, undeniable attraction, and a guaranteed happily-ever-after.

Each book in the series features a different couple and can be enjoyed as an interconnected standalone.