Review: Just Desserts
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 12, 2011
Luc Tessier is one of the most successful chef's in the world and he has the arrogance to prove it. The only problem with his charmed existence is food critic Daniel Sheridan who has been maligning his food and ruining his reputation. So Luc invites Daniel to his restaurant to come test his cuisine and hopefully sway the critics opinion on his food. That is until he meets Daniel. The older stuffed shirt he'd imagine bears little resemblance to the sexy man who appears inside his restaurant and his whole focus changes. Now, all Luc can think about is getting Daniel in his bed. But Daniel knows of Luc's playboy reputation, so Luc has to do everything in his power to prove to that he can be committed in all things.I've read Ms. Blackwell's previous release and loved it. So when JUST DESSERTS came up and I saw that not only was it by one of my new favorite authors, and she was writing about food and chef's, I was all over it because whenever I manage to wrestle control over the television from the kidlets, I always turn the television onto the Food Network. So I couldn't wait to read JUST DESSERTS.I don't know if I had unrealistically high expectations because I really enjoyed her previous release, but I was a little disappointed with JUST DESSERTS. It was a little too much for me (in terms of some of the sexual content and whether I thought it fit the charecter development), but I freely admit that it's a personal thing. Despite my personal feelings, I happen to know four of five people at the top of my head who I could recommend JUST DESSERTS to who will love it and think I'm a moron for not giving JUST DESSERTS a higher rating. There are a couple scenes that are actual drool worthy for any m/m fan. The sexual chemistry between Luc and Daniel was off the charts, and my only grip about the whole story was the lack of an emotional connection to equal the great sexual chemistry between them.Review courtesy of CK2S Kwips and Kritiques