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Table For One (2012)

by Ros Clarke(Favorite Author)

3.31 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Flirts (Entangled Publishing)

review 1: I should know better than to read a book about food and cooking while I'm dieting. The author was brilliant at drawing you in and getting you to salivate over the food and the leading man. The details on the dishes he prepared for her! Oh, wow, all the descriptions of food... so good. Of course the romance and the sizzling attraction between Claudia and Ward was awesome too... BUT THE FOOD. READ THIS FOR THE FOOD. So, I guess on the one hand--this left me satisfied and was zero calories, so maybe it is the perfect diet read.
review 2: What a delightful read. I'm not a foodie, but by the end of this story I was starving for everything that Ward put on the table. Sexy, sensual flavors and textures heightened the experience and they began a journey of self-awarene... moress. Of course we can't have the road go too smooth. All those overwhelming passions make for high emotions and Mz Clarke uses them beautifully. I love the backstory and the reasons why Ward is so wary about journalists. It suits the story and isn't too over the top. It also gives really good background as to why he doesn't trust easily. Claudia has her own problems with falling in love, but she realizes that Ward is different. And holding back isn't something she wants to do. The little twist was great and made me love the story even more. Taking the plunge in a relationship isn't easy, but I think these two make a great study in how compromise and trust is the true basis for a relationship. And while they found each other through passion, they stayed together because of so much more. less

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