The question is: Will someone get burned? Praise for the Portland Heat series “A charming read, a warm, feel-good story with just the right amount of angst (and steam!) featuring two likeable characters.” -All About Romance on Served Hot “A really enjoyable story.” -Joyfully Jay on Baked Fresh “Sometimes an author just gets everything right. Yet with every fresh latte, sweet exchange-and near hook-up-David and Robby go from simmering to steaming to piping hot. David, however, is newly out and single, still grieving the loss of his longtime lover, and unsure if he’s ready to date again. David is a handsome finance director who works nearby, eats lunch by himself, and expects nothing but “the usual”-small vanilla latte-from the cute guy in the cart.īut 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. Robby is a self-employed barista with a busy coffee cart, a warm smile, and a major crush on one of his customers. Long Served Hot Baked Fresh Delivered Fast Knit Tight Wrapped Together Danced Close.
Their romance is slow growing but this makes their transition from friends to lovers much more realistic. Robin and Vic are wonderfully developed characters and although flawed, they are very easy to like.
“Tremendously charming and sexy, Served Hot is a knockout!” -RT Book Reviews In Portland, Oregon, the only thing hotter than the coffee shops, restaurants, and bakeries are the hard-working men who serve it up-hot, fresh, and ready to go-with no reservations. Also available from Annabeth Albert and Carina Press Better Not Pout. Baked Fresh by Annabeth Albert is a sweet yet scorching hot novella.
First in the gay romance series that delivers passion in Portland.
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