And He Cooks Too, by Barbara Barrett
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Three men, three lies. One thought it was for her own good, one did it for his own good, and the third nearly destroyed her career. Blacklisted by the city's finest restaurants, Chef Reese Dunbar must now put the resuscitation of her battered reputation in the hands of yet another man. The television experience Nick Coltrane's cooking show offers is her best option for restoring her name and becoming the Big Apple's super chef. But after giving her body and heart to him, her trust is put to the test when she discovers that Nick has lied about the real reason he brought her on board, and worse yet, Nick can't cook.
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And He Cooks Too, by Barbara Barrett- Amazon Sales Rank: #505039 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-09-15
- Released on: 2015-09-15
- Format: Kindle eBook
About the Author
I tended to ignore the early signs that I was meant to be a writer. My fifth grade teacher singled out my writing. In sixth grade, an essay I wrote about my imaginary travels to France was printed in the local newspaper. I placed second in a national essay contest when I was fifteen. And I wrote a weekly column, "Teen Talk," for that same paper, the Burlington Hawk-Eye (Burlington, Iowa), when I was in high school. My dad was a carpenter and later a painter for the local hospital. My mother worked outside the home from the time I entered grade school primarily in secretarial jobs. I wanted to be the second in my family to get a bachelor's degreee (my uncle got his bachelor's degree in chemistry), but it took awhile to pick a major because I liked and did well in almost all my coursework. I graduated from Burlington Community College, now Southeastern Iowa Area Community College with an Associate of Arts degree in liberal arts. I then went on to the University of Iowa to complete my bachelors. I majored first in Anthropology, because the study of different cultures fascinated me, but switched to American History when I learned that postgraduate work in Anthropology would probably include field work at sites that weren't air-conditioned and didn't have my diet cola handy. But with a degree in American History, you either had to teach it or make it. While I worked on my Masters Degree in American History at Drake University, I taught World History and Western Civilization to community college students on a part-time basis, but with no full-time positions available, I hitched my wagon to the wheels of government, and, like "the man who came to dinner," stayed on long after I went from probationary to permanent. But cutting-edge legislation, essential public services, and policy development weren't for me. I wound up in human resources analyzing jobs. I loved it. Behind the usual complaints about their bosses, most people take pride in how they earn a living. Ask them a few basic questions about what they do, and you find yourself taking page after page of notes. And more times than not, somewhere in that exchange they tell you how unique their job is from all the others. I now use that interest in the jobs people do in my writing, even subtitling my website, "Romance at Work." I avoided a midlife crisis when I discovered fiction writing. Actually it was the character of a romance writer on a daytime drama that inspired me to consider this particular genre. If I'm being honest, it was the glamour and acclaim that had me writing those first words. A few thousand words later, the quest for glamour and acclaim had long faded, but along the way, I discovered my passion. Even though I liked my day job, I'd finally found what I was meant to do. That drive kept me going for the next several years through numerous rejections, low contest scores and a bout with breast cancer. I probably would have given up after the first few years of writing, had I not joined Romance Writers of America and begun to learn my craft and more about the publishing business and gained the support of a huge network of writers fulfilling their dreams the same way. I am currently a member of the SpaceCoasT Authors of Romance, Kiss of Death Mystery/Suspense and Scriptscene chapters of RWA. In 2004, I chaired KoD's first writers' retreat in Pensacola Beach, Florida and continued in that role to plan retreats in San Antonio, Texas in 2006 and Omaha, Nebraska in 2007. In 2010 and 2011 I chaired the KOD Pre-Conferences in Orlando, Florida and New York City. I currently serve as KOD's website liaison. I married Veryl Kroon after meeting him in dormitory resident advisor training my senior year at the University of Iowa. e have two grown children, Leslie and Christopher, and six grandchildren. I'm a movie buff who still has aspirations of writing screenplays someday. My interests include interior design and cooking, so spare time is spent watching HGTV and the Food Network, when I'm not dabbling in those areas myself. I am now a resident of Florida and live there half the year (in the shadow of the Mouse). The other part of the year I'm in Waukee, Iowa, just west of Des Moines. Since moving to Florida, I've learned to play Mah Jongg and have recently introduced the game to my Iowa friends.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Distrust, Deceit and Dependency! By HappyHeart1993 Let me say up front, I enjoyed this story. The premise of the story is very interesting, and caught my attention right away as I began reading.Reese is a "twice bitten" chef. She's being blacklisted by her last boss because she walked out during the dinner rush -- but only after she found out the promotion she'd been promised was given to someone with far less experience.Nick is an actor; he's currently "acting" as a chef on a cable access cooking show. He's only doing the show until it gets picked up by a network, at which point his aunt is supposed to take over as host. The problem, however, is two-fold: 1) Nick can't boil water, and 2) his aunt won't step in and take over so he can get back to his real passion -- acting. Nick hires Reese as a production assistant, seeing in her his replacement on his aunt's show -- even though the name of the show is And He Cooks, Too.Reese senses there's something a little "off" about Nick and his show, but can't deny there's an attraction between them; there's the distrust. Nick is equally attracted to Reese, and knows how she feels about dishonesty, but doesn't know how to come clean with her; there's the deception.And then there's Nick's Aunt Leonie...I have to admit, I didn't like her at all. I found her selfish and shallow and -- did I mention selfish? Yes, she stepped in and raised Nick when his mother left, but as a mother myself, I don't believe my children owe me a debt of servitude when they grow up. Let him live his life already! And it bothered me that she never really did apologize to Nick and Reese -- not completely.So...to summarize...loved the story, hated Aunt Leonie!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A fine romance By Amazon Customer This romance has all the missed communication leading to heartbreak coupled with the heat pulling together that you could ask for. But the conflict is well handled. In other books you often want to shout at the protagonists, "Just talk and work this out", but in "And He Cooks Too" the deception that keeps them apart is integral to the plotting and builds the tension. A great romantic read.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. SmoothAndEasy By Veryl Kroon Smooth and easy reading from the beginning. The author does a fine job of capturing your interest from the start with an interesting and current topic plot. It will be interesting and hopefully there will be a sequel from the threads that are available for another tv - cooking show twist and turn plot which I could see as a mystery/whodunit.
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