Piper's life had bottomed out to where her only excitement was setting an alarm for a stranger's cooking videos.
Her grandfather had left her his home in a tiny seaport town in Portand, and after losing her job and everything else to the chronic pain that even her medication can't help at times, it was nice to have a space away from everything and everyone who looked at her now with pity in their eyes.
But these cooking videos... they have brought excitement back into her life. You never see the chef's face or hear his voice. Just his hands as he cuts, folds and cooks these amazing dishes. Just his sexy body, strong hands and forearms to die for, and the sound of the whisk, the sizzle of butter. All his movements slow and methodical.
So under the account name of Soft Catastrophe, she starts sending the After Midnight Cravings account highly erotic messages about how he and his cooking are turning her on.
I loved this book! It is very well written and the characters are fully developed and relatable. This book is the first in a series of five foster brothers who started a ghost kitchen in honor of the one woman who made them feel they were enough.
Adam started his cooking videos after The Midnight Kitchen closed its doors after their Tuesday and Thursday-only deliveries. It was something only his, even his brothers didn't know he had set up the After Midnight Cravings videos.
He never talks during the videos and he never responds to the comments. But then a comment from Soft Catastrophe catches his attention, making him scroll back through his months of videos to see her first comment. He has no idea who she is, but he wishes that she lived in Portland so he can make all her fantasies come to life.
Piper and Adam's chemistry is smoldering hot even before they realize they live in the same small town in off of Portland's coast. His marriage proposal has to be the best one ever planned. I highly enjoyed their story.
THE MIDNIGHT KITCHEN is book one of THE MIDNIGHT KITCHEN series
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