Release Date: 7 May 2013
She didn’t know how hungry she was…Beautiful and talented Catherine Kelly is intent on starting over as a food photographer in Chicago. With her painful past buried over 2000 miles away, she’s focused on her career and is hungry for little else. Until she meets William Lambourne, a wealthy bachelor with arresting blue-grey eyes filled with enough tragedy to match her own. William urges Catherine to step out from behind her camera and fully taste all that life has to offer, stirring an appetite in her she never knew she possessed - and it’s one only he can satisfy.
He couldn’t wait to feed her…A gourmand who takes great pleasure in food and in women, William Lambourne is rich, powerful, and gorgeous -- and as talented in the kitchen as he is in the bedroom. Longing for a woman to truly savor, William finds his match in Catherine. From the moment he meets her, he is determined to discover the perfect recipe to unlock Cat’s resolve, awaken her senses, and make her his own.
Theirs is a meal worth savoring…William is as mysterious as he is passionate, but as Catherine begins to fall for the stormy-eyed billionaire, she knows she must reveal her own dark secrets. But first, William must win Cat’s heart to ensure their pasts don’t undo them.
Book 1 in The Epicurean series, A Taste of You will leave you ravenous for more of Cat and William’s story!
My Opinion 5 STARS
**Provided by Netgalley and Premier Digital Publishing for an honest review**
Wow. What and ending......
I loved this book. Yes like lots of other books it has feels of others, but the foodie aspect in in really adds something great into the mix that makes it its own story and we can't deny that since Fifty Shades came out that there hasn't been a bigger demand for this genre of book.
The sinful delight of food and sex has never been put together so well in such a book as this.
I look forward to the decadent delight of the next book.
Wow. What and ending......
I loved this book. Yes like lots of other books it has feels of others, but the foodie aspect in in really adds something great into the mix that makes it its own story and we can't deny that since Fifty Shades came out that there hasn't been a bigger demand for this genre of book.
The sinful delight of food and sex has never been put together so well in such a book as this.
I look forward to the decadent delight of the next book.
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