Review: "Truly Scrumptious is an erotic feast for those with a taste for the wild delights."
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 25, 2012
T.S. Larkin just got fired from her very lucrative PR job because she dared to go against her sexist boss. She created hits for that T.V. station and now she is forced to start all over again. Fortunately her assistant has a line on three hot chefs. The Iron Horse is owned and operated by Nate, Louis and Clay. Each has their specialty in the kitchen but they are lacking expertise in the PR department. Their food turns on Truly and she knows that if given the chance she could turn these chefs into stars. One of them keeps standing in her way, Nate.There is something about Truly that gets under Nate's skin. He doesn't know if it's his need to have sex with her or the business decisions she's making. Nate may not know the answer but he's more than willing to explore sex with this fiery woman, but will Truly run when she discovers he shares everything with Clay and Louis?Truly Scrumptious is an erotic feast for those with a taste for the wild delights. I liked the fact that this wasn't your straight forward the characters meet and then immediately jump into bed. The tension between Nate and Truly is hot and adds extra heat to the story. I really liked Clay and Louis' relationship and would love to read a story about just them. The food talk totally made me want to eat at The Iron Horse! R. G. Alexander redefines the statement Truly Scrumptious in this sinfully good story.Reviewed by MirandaFor Joyfully Reviewed