Review: Steamy Romance
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 19, 2012
Courtesy of Random House Publishing Group through NetGalley in exchange of an honest review.Deep Autumn Heat is the first book in the Star Harbor series which revolves around the Grayson brother's and I must say, Sebastian Grayson is simply love. His a star chef that owns his own restaurant Helena in New York City and when he ends up in Lexie's cafe, he steams her world.The chemistry between the two cracks and pops out of the book. The attraction between them feeds and stems out of the fact that the two are both chefs and have a low for cooking and food in common. We get introduced to a small town, where characters come to life, making this book very well rounded.  Where everyone knows everyone's business, the book really generates a great small town feel. The Grayson brothers are very likeable, and their personalities are different. Sebastian's personality really shines. His a bad boy chef, who learns throughout the book how to get reacquainted with his love for cooking again and Lexie Meyers is just a girl to do it.The pull between them has you wanting more, the attraction undeniable. The story is a mix of suspense and romance as Lexie Meyers is in town harboring her own secrets. After receiving nasty threats on the back door of her little dinner, she invests the help of Cole Grayson the local police chief for help, and Sebastian has a hard time staying away from the woman that pulls to him like a magnet. Of course Sebastian Grayson really knows hot to generate heat, leaving Lexie Meyer's unable to draw away from everything it promises. I really enjoyed the beginning of the series, especially Sebastian and his story. Thus far he is one of my favorite  character's in the series and it was almost a shame when the book ended. It left me wanting more. It kept me on the edge of my seat with the pages turning.