Review: Deep Autumn Heat
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 16, 2013
The last thing world renowned chef Sebastian Grayson expected coming back to his home town, for the weekend, was to have a run in with the sizzling café owner. He also didn't expect the effect Lexie Meyers would have on him. He just can't get the little spit fire out of his head and she also made the most succulent coconut cake he'd ever tasted. But that's not all he wants to taste.Lexie Meyers has set up shop in a small rural town, but she's got a big secret. She came to this town to escape a violent ex-boyfriend. Leary of men, Lexie is still inexplicably drawn to Seb.One explosive kiss, was all it took for Seb to want to stay in his home town a little longer. That same kiss made Lexie want to run for the hills. To keep Lexie from running, Seb challenges her to a chef cook off. Can Seb break down Lexie's barriers? Even if Seb gets her barriers down will he change his womanizing ways so won't break her heart?What a sexy fun contemporary romance! Deep Autumn Heat is an enjoyable and fun read with lots of heat in the kitchen and out. I really did enjoy the story. I appreciated some of the focus from the male's perspective. I am very much invested in seeing the other brothers fall. Great, fun read!This copy of Deep Autumn Heat was given to me by Random House Publishing in exchange for an honest review. Publish Date July 9, 2012.