Review: Tater Tots Meet Gourmet Chef
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 09 2, 2013
As per the line, this was a super-quick read, and I actually didn't have a problem with it. Both Paul and Cami came across as fully developed. The one thing I thought was waaay over done was how sensitive Cami was about her appearance. Let's face it, I'm a big girl, and I will one day not be such a big girl. I fail to see why she's so humiliated because Paul notices a picture and thinks it's her sister. Her face will have changed a whole lot if she got a lot of weight off.  But that's my three cents worth.Cami has a passion for junk food which she has managed to mostly overcome save for the occasional binge of tater tots. That's totally to be respected, especially since she's into yoga and being physically fit now. Paul is a chef, and I adore the way he found a way through to Cami, using her junk-food cravings. Just goes to show you can't judge a tater tot by its packaging, or something along those lines.There was some hot and heavy lovin', but it didn't come on too fast or too soon. I'm glad things worked out for these two and I haven't read anything else by Ms. Feske, but that will change, I'm sure.Book provided by NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.