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Also by Robin Kaye:

Home to You, April 2015
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A Little On The Wild Side, January 2015
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Had To Be You, February 2014
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Call Me Wild, August 2012
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Wild Thing, December 2011
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Yours For The Taking, January 2011
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Breakfast In Bed, December 2009
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Too Hot To Handle, May 2009
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Romeo, Romeo, November 2008
Paperback

Breakfast In Bed
Robin Kaye

Sourcebooks Casablanca
December 2009
On Sale: December 1, 2009
384 pages
ISBN: 1402218958
EAN: 9781402218958
Mass Market Paperback
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Romance Contemporary

Rich, the epitome of "anti-domestic," can't cook to save his life, and his idea of cleaning his apartment is to invite his mother over. But he's ready to settle down, and he can't stop thinking about the ex-girlfriend who got away. When he notices that his soon-to-be-married friends cooked and cleaned their way into their women's hearts, he asks his friend Becca to help transform him into a nurturing man to win back his ex.

Rich is the only guy who's taken the time to know Becca for herself. She decides she'll give him the makeover he's asking for, though she'll be damned if she's going to turn him into a domestic god for another woman. She wants Rich for herself, but how can she convince him that her kitchen and her bedroom are the only domestic locales he desires?

Comments

28 comments posted.

Re: Breakfast In Bed

love the title, hope the book is as fun
(Sherri Bergschneider 1:15pm December 28, 2009)

Ciao Robin
I love these two already. What a great way to introduce them. I want to eat at Di Nicola's too. Funny my dad's name was Nicola & he had a pizzeria & burger place. Love your writing style.
(Mary G Grzesik 2:50pm December 28, 2009)

Reading your books are like watching a Romantic Comedy, but better. The Domestic Gods are series are such wonderful reads.
(Elizabeth Mitchell 2:53pm December 28, 2009)

The address of that restaurant, please! I want to go there the next time I go up to visit my daughter! :>)
(Karin Tillotson 3:11pm December 28, 2009)

This looks to be something I would be very interested in reading. Thank you for sharing the preview.
(Cindy Olp 3:30pm December 28, 2009)

Cindy, thanks for stopping by! I hope
you'll pick up a copy.

Karin-Unfortunately, DiNicola's is in
my head. I know there are great little
Italian restaurants all over Brooklyn,
they're not hard to find. Enjoy your
visit. I'm jealous!

Elizabeth- What a wonderful thing to
say. I'm so glad you enjoy the series.
I'm finishing up the 4th book right
now.

Ciao Mary~ Thanks so much for
stopping by. DiNicola was my
grandmother's maiden name--we're
probably related, like 16th cousins or
something.
(Robin Kaye 3:46pm December 28, 2009)

Hi Robin
Wouldn't surprise me. Your characters are so well fleshed out they are real to me. Your humor is so wonderful
and funny and so human. You make the stories so real and endearing.
(Mary G Grzesik 3:54pm December 28, 2009)

Loved the interview...I felt at home with Rich and Becca. I can't wait to get me hands on their book:).
(Robin McKay 5:20pm December 28, 2009)

Robin ~ Nice name *grin*

Thanks for stopping by! I'm glad you
enjoyed the interview. Becca and Rich
are always so much fun to write. Good
luck in the contest!
(Robin Kaye 5:23pm December 28, 2009)

Great interview! I want to learn about Rich and Becca and their love story. Please tell me more about Vinny. He really made an impression.
(Rosemary Krejsa 6:03pm December 28, 2009)

What a great introduction to the book & characters. My interest is certainly piqued.
(Mary Preston 6:20pm December 28, 2009)

Rosemary - Vinny is my favorite
secondary character. I just adore him.
He's the wise older cousin of Nick
Romeo (from the first book in the
series, Romeo, Romeo) and has taken
all of my Domestic Gods under his
wing. He's always the one they come
to when they get into trouble. He's
funny, wise, and he doesn't mind
telling it like it is.
(Robin Kaye 7:20pm December 28, 2009)

I enjoy how the couple completed each other's thoughts and made sure that no parts were left out of the story. when you sit back and watch, a lot can be revealed if you keep your mouth closed.
(Alyson Widen 7:26pm December 28, 2009)

your story was great remind me of back home in little
italy in cleveand i used to heip in the restraunt alot when i was kid and we had some great time there
(Desiree Reilly 7:29pm December 28, 2009)

You are soo funny! Too bad you didn't write this commentary before I started reading the book Breakfast In Bed. I had to wait two weeks to get the book-had to order at B/N and it was on back order. This was such a great series.
(Nancy Alexander 7:32pm December 28, 2009)

Sounds like the definition of a mouth watering book! It's too bad that the book doesn't come with a carry-out menu for the food too. Definitely a yummy read!
(Joy Smith 7:37pm December 28, 2009)

Mary~ I'm glad you liked it. When writing
things like this one never knows the
reception it will receive.
(Robin Kaye 8:50pm December 28, 2009)

Alyson~ Exactly, I try to let the characters
talk, it's amazing what they'll come out
with.
(Robin Kaye 8:52pm December 28, 2009)

Nancy~

Sorry about the wait, there was a
problem with the covers, the foil liked
to stick to hands more than the book.
The entire shipment had to be
reprinted. I'm glad you're enjoying the
series, I'm working on the 4th book
now. it's called As Good as He Gets.
I'm enjoying writing it.
(Robin Kaye 8:54pm December 28, 2009)

Desiree~

I love any little Italy. New York, Philly, as
long as there's good food and wine, I'm
happy.
(Robin Kaye 8:56pm December 28, 2009)

Joy~

I've have readers email me for recipes.
They love the artichoke pesto from
Too Hot to Handle. I ended up having
to make the dish and measure what I
put in. I guess a handful of cheese
isn't good enough, although it's
always worked for me. But I gotta say,
a take-out menu would be wonderful.
I have a wonderful little Italian joint
about 20 minutes away Vito, the
owner, and Tina my favorite waitress
have become family friends. Vito
cooks almost as well as my
grandmother. His escarole is simply to
die for!
(Robin Kaye 9:05pm December 28, 2009)

That actually made me hungry reading the excerpt. What powerful writing.
(Vikki Parman 9:30pm December 28, 2009)

Thanks, Vikki~ You made my day!
(Robin Kaye 9:50pm December 28, 2009)

Interesting. I'll have to look for the book. Thanks.
(Lena Lee 10:31pm December 28, 2009)

I have a sister like that. She couldn't figure how to boil an egg let alone in figuring how to boil water. I would definitely pick up a copy.
(Kai Wong 10:58pm December 28, 2009)

Enjoy Lena!
(Robin Kaye 6:51am December 29, 2009)

This book is on the top of my must read books. My hubby was a does not cook, does not clean type of guy when I met him. Now he's learned to do both. LOL
(Shirley Kulesza 8:12am December 29, 2009)

Just discovered the Domestic Gods series with this book--Now I've got to rush over to Amazon and pick up the others in the series and I CAN'T wait for January and Ben's story!!
(Mindy Ewing 11:41pm September 26, 2010)