Erin Nicholas | Top Five Reasons Guys Who Can Cook Are Hot
Is this something anyone really needs to be convinced of? Lol! I feel like
most women can appreciate a guy who can, and will, cook. Especially if
he's any good at it. But okay, let's talk about why these guys are so...yeah,
I'm going to say itβ¦delicious!
My new release, HIGH HEELS
AND HAYSTACKS features a guy who can cook. Why? Well, because I love food!
Lol! But really, because the diner in my fictional small town of Bliss, Kansas
needed an owner and chef and⦠well, Parker Blake stepped up. And I fell in love.
And I knew that Ava Carmichael, one of the triplet sisters, who have been
transplanted to this little town in order to fulfill the stipulations in their
father's will, would also fall for Parker. In fact, it was clear to me very
early on in writing this series that Parker and Ava could not only handle each
other, but they needed to handle each other!
So, here are the top five reasons (in my opinion) why guys who can cook are hot :-)
They appreciate just how important heatSome
situations call for a little heat, some for a lot. And these guys are all about
getting it right.
They know when to make things sweetβ¦and spicy. Sometimes
you're in the mood for sweet. Sometimes spicy. And these are the guys who know
exactly when to bring the sugar or to add a new flavor to the "menu".
They know all about meltingWhether it's butter,
chocolate, your heart or your panties, these guys are the experts.
They aren't afraid to get their hands messy.
Sometimes you just have to dip your fingers in to see how things
are coming along.
They can use their tongues all day. To taste test
their creationsβ¦why, what were you thinking? Oh, that. Well,
yeah, that too ;)
You can get to know my hot cook, Parker, in HIGH HEELS AND HAYSTACKS!
This is book two in the Billionaires in Blue Jeans series!
She's an heiress. He flips burgers for a living. A lot more than the kitchen
is about to get messy.
"Those heels make you feel in charge and kick-ass, Boss?" he asked, looking down
at her.
She was clearly surprised, but she didn't back up, and there wasn't a flicker of
anything in her eyes but desire. "Yeah, they do."
He nodded. Then put his hands at her waist and lifted her onto the counter
behind her. She gasped.
"Parker."
He didn't answer. His coasted one hand down the back of her bare calf to the
heel of her shoe and then tugged. The pump slid from her foot, and he let it
drop to the tile with a thunk.
"What are you doing?"
He could tell that she'd meant to sound demanding, but she was too breathless to
pull that off.
"You don't have to be the boss in this kitchen anymore," he said, sliding her
other shoe off as well. "I'm here now."
Only three things stand
between Ava Carmichael and her twelve billion dollar inheritance:
1. A
year of living in Bliss, Kansas.
2. A relationship that lasts six
consecutive months.
3. A pie.
Ava has run a multi-billion-dollar
company, negotiated with shark investors, and hobnobbed with business royalty,
but she's about to be defeated by her inability to turn sugar, flour, and apple
pie filling into something edible.
Conveniently, the owner of the diner
next door, Parker Blake, is magic in the kitchen. And he technically works for
her. So she can make him teach her to bake. And, hey, if everyone assumes
they're heating up more than the oven during their time in the kitchenβ¦well,
that's called multitasking.
Parker Blake likes his women the way he likes
his coffee: not in his diner. But gorgeous, strong-willed, type-A Ava clearly
isn't going to stop messing up his kitchenβor his simple, stress-free small town
lifeβuntil the conditions of her daddy's will are met. So, sure, he'll teach his
"boss" to bake.
But once the kitchen door closes, it's pretty clear who's
really in charge.
Romance Contemporary
[Author Self-Published, On Sale: April 10, 2018,
e-Book, ISBN: 2940155361268 / eISBN: 9780998894744]
She's an heiress. He flips burgers for a living. A lot more than the kitchen
is about to get messy.
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