Review: Magical cure for food issues and a jerk of a hero did NOT make me hungry for more
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 05 14, 2014
Freebie read on amazon - I had some hope with this story - I usually like romances revolving around boss/nanny growing closer and falling in love. Plus, I like when the hero (or heroine) is a chef.  This story didn’t quite gel for me.Bridget has been Tad’s nanny since he’s been alive and she adores him, but when Tad’s mother dies, she must bring him to his father, chef Paul who is having problems with his restaurant’s financial backers, and is completely distracted from the arrival of his child, who he has barely met before.  I never quite connected with the heroine, who had some clearly serious food issues and then magically cured within a chapter because of Paul’s love - very unrealistic.  The hero was more of a disappointment in his reactions to the heroine, the way he treated her - his callous disregard of her feelings for the majority of the book was a turnoff, and his lack of connection to his own son wasn’t something that was attractive in the least. I can deal with awkward, I cannot deal with disinterest.There was alot of wrong in this story and I can’t recommend it. I don’t know if I’d seek out more from this author, which is a shame - the idea wasn’t bad, but the characters were too unsympathetic or unappealing to make this work.