What’s Italian for Yummy?
Cake, sex, and a secret identity that will ruin it all.
Determined to prove herself as a pastry chef, Summer Wilkes arrives in Rome. She wants to build a reputation, this time without piggy-backing on anyone else's success. Everything seems possible, thanks to her charming new neighbor, a roof-top bar, and a sizzling kiss.
Finn is impatient to get back on the rugby field after yet another knee injury. Summer is the perfect distraction, except that she loathes rugby and everything that comes with it. Keeping his career a secret seems like the safest move at first. But then he tastes Summer's cakes.
And Summer's pastries.
And Summer.
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“A Sexy Romance Meant to be Savored. This was a highly entertaining, sexy book containing sensual descriptions of both food and sex. The main conflict revolves around a woman who hates rugby (and comes by her distaste honestly, given her personal experiences) and a hero who plays…guess what? It was cleverly written with lots of witty banter between the romantic leads. I’ve read so many books lately that seemed like they were written in an awful hurry, and it was refreshing to read a book from an author who clearly took her time and actually thought about what she was writing. She clearly knows what she’s talking about, both with the heroine’s expertise in baking and with the locations in Rome. The book is definitely on the longer side, but it didn’t really drag. It’s not a book that you might finish quickly, but one that’s meant to be savored.” Linda on Amazon
