I've been in a kind of reading slump lately. I'll get a few books out from the library, read a few chapters and then give up on the book. I think a lot of them sounded interesting but just didn't grab my attention.
So last night I'm browsing my library's ebook collection when I see this pop up as new books.
I've finished Served Hot and really enjoyed it. It's a short, sweet and steamy read. Can't wait to read the other two
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So last night I'm browsing my library's ebook collection when I see this pop up as new books.
Bundled Up by Annabeth Albert
All three of The Portland Heat Novellas together for the first time!
Served Hot
In Portland, Oregon, the only thing hotter than the coffee shops, restaurants, and bakeries are the hard-working men who serve it upāhot, fresh, and ready to goāwith no reservationsā¦
Robby is a self-employed barista with a busy coffee cart, a warm smile, and a major crush on one of his customers. David is a handsome finance director who works nearby, eats lunch by himself, and expects nothing but āthe usualāāsmall vanilla latteāfrom the cute guy in the cart. But when David shows up for his first Portland Pride festival, Robby works up the nerve to take their slow-brewing relationship to the next level. David, however, is newly out and single, still grieving the loss of his longtime lover, and unsure if heās ready to date again. Yet with every fresh latte, sweet exchangeāand near hook-upāDavid and Robby go from simmering to steaming to piping hot. The question is: Will someone get burned?
Baked Fresh
From its famous coffee to the mouthwatering fare at its cafĆ©s, restaurants, and bakeries, Portland, Oregon, has a lot to whet the appetite, including the hard-working men who serve it all upāhot, fresh, and ready to goāwith no reservationsā¦
Vic Degrassi is a baker on the rise, and itās all thanks to his rare ability to makeāand keepāhis New Yearās resolutions. Whether itās losing weight, giving up smoking, or graduating from culinary school, Vic goes after what he wantsāand gets it. This year? He wants Robin Dawson, the sweet-hearted hottie who volunteers with him at the local homeless shelter. When he learns that Robin is suddenly single after being unceremoniously dumped, Vic is more than happy to offer a shoulder to cry onāor at least a fresh-baked pastry to bite into. But itās been a long time since Vicās gone on a date, and heās nervous about risking his friendship with Robin. So when their flirtation turns into a steamy night together, Vic and Robin have to figure out if theyāre friends with benefits or lovers in the making, and if Robin is ready for something more than just a rebound. Thereās only one way to find out: turn up the heatā¦
Delivered Fast
Portland, Oregon, aka Hotlandia, where the coffee shops, restaurants, and bakeries are ready to serve everything piping hot, fresh, and ready to goālike the hard-working, hard-bodied men behind the countersāwith no reservationsā¦Sure, Chris OāNeal has problems. His restaurant is still co-owned by his ex. His flannel-and-tattoos style is making him accidentally trendy. He canāt remember the last time he went out and had fun. But heās not lonely, heās driven. And the hot bakery delivery boy is not his problem, no matter how sweet his buns.
Chris is old enough to know Lance Degrassiās sculpted good looks and clever double entendres spell nothing but trouble. Lance is still in collegeāhe should be hitting the clubs and the books, chasing guys his own age, not pursuing some gruff motorcycle-riding workaholic. Especially when heāll be leaving for grad school in a few months. But Lance keeps hanging around, lending a hand, charming Chris to distraction. Maybe some steaming hot no-strings indulgence wonāt hurt.
I've finished Served Hot and really enjoyed it. It's a short, sweet and steamy read. Can't wait to read the other two
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