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Olajide Owolalbi jideflash — What a great book! From the very first page, I sympathized with Elena who had just been fired from a restaurant she helped to establish by the executive chef who just happened to also be her boyfriend. She was then immediately offered a position by the owner of the restaurant, Julian, to be executive chef for another restaurant he owned. I related to Elena in so many ways. She loved her big dog Alvin, which any dog lover will be able to relate to! She suffered from pain after receiving massive injuries in a car wreck years before where she was the only survivor and this left her haunted both physically and emotionally. I felt her pressure in trying to get the new restaurant established in Aspen and also felt her reluctance to get too deeply involved with the owner, who was a movie director and very rich, even though it seemed so right. I loved the other characters in the book; Ivan the old chef who was battling issues of his own; Peter, one of Elena's best friends who arrived to help her with the restaurant; Mia, another good friend of Elena's;, and even all of the restaurant help from the immigrants, including Juan who was a favorite, to Tansy the pastry chef. The relationship that developed between Julian's daughter Portia and Elena was also a great addition, but I would say one of my favorite parts was how the author made the food sound so great, the descriptions read almost like poetry and recipes are even included which is another plus. It is hard to categorize this book; it's so much more than 'chit lit' and I certainly recommend it to all who love a great story! I look forward to reading another book by this talented author, Barbara O'Neal.

Tyler Sticka tylersticka — It's a fun book which requires a lot of flipping back and forth to remember the ages and dates of the characters. The book does a great job of keeping that mostly clear, you're never actually lost for what's going on (at least, I wasn't).

Shan Fei shanfei — In it we hear that what is new in our times is the lack of guidance amid a plethora of choice. The Gods, or belief in a God, is what took care of individual's decisions in life and that in today's society we are on our own, free will is at the cafeteria and the lunch lady of the past is not doling out what we consume anymore. Hey, what do you know, we have to be adult, be mature, take responsibility for our choices. Ahab was a zealot, who could avoid choice, his self assurance precluded reasoning. Dante's Hell was for people that lived outside the scope of worship, not for sinners. Christ's way or the Highway to Hell. The literary topics are a gem to read, so far.