Tempted by the Hot Chef - Hart, Dillon
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He's the bad-boy chef my brother warned me about. He's also the man I've crushed on for years. My brother's best friend. A world-class sushi chef. Six-foot-four inches of unforgettable, muscled Viking goodness. But why would a hot guy like Erik want me? I'm all awkward angles and Coke bottle glasses. Apparently, though, just his type. The kitchen's heating up. We're going head-to-head competing in a high stakes Vegas celebrity chef event. My eyes should be on the prize. But I can't seem to keep them from roaming the competition. Except that it won't be worth it when my brother finds out. Plus,…mehr

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He's the bad-boy chef my brother warned me about. He's also the man I've crushed on for years. My brother's best friend. A world-class sushi chef. Six-foot-four inches of unforgettable, muscled Viking goodness. But why would a hot guy like Erik want me? I'm all awkward angles and Coke bottle glasses. Apparently, though, just his type. The kitchen's heating up. We're going head-to-head competing in a high stakes Vegas celebrity chef event. My eyes should be on the prize. But I can't seem to keep them from roaming the competition. Except that it won't be worth it when my brother finds out. Plus, Erik's in deep with the mob. And if things go sideways? Then it's his career... and my life... on the line. Despite all those things? He's a delicious temptation I might not be strong enough to resist. This is a 20K word (about a 120 pages) short read / novella. No Angst. Sweet & Steamy with explicit Scenes. Geeky Nerd.
Autorenporträt
Dillon Hart, who lives in San Francisco, writes compelling gay romance novels that embody the essence of love and human relationships. His works are inspired by the diverse communities that call the city home, from the vibrant Castro neighborhood to the bohemian Mission district. In his spare time, Dillon enjoys riding the F Line streetcar from Market Street to Fisherman's Wharf, where he enjoys the ocean breezes and the bustle of the waterfront.