Lauren becomes the ghost writer for famous tv chef Dexter, in order to attend culinary school at Le Cordon Blue like Julia Childs.
Both are perfectionists, but he thinks she makes science fair projects in the kitchen not real food and she thinks his show is too alpha male and not for the home cook.
Enter Gio Scapolini...handsome and appreciative chef to be the competition.
"Ghost writing is 25% writing and 75% babysitting."-Lauren.
"Food testers are like trained monkeys. They keep doing the same thing over and over again until they drop dead."-Dex.
Dexter ends up being a little Jekyll and Hyde like and in the verge of loosing his top spot on the food network. As Lauren works on his cookbook, she also helps him work on his network spot and his public image. She ends up getting to the bottom of his childhood trauma with his father.
I hate fake personas and men who behave like little boys and not men. There were some beautiful moments in this culinary romance...but there was a lot to overcome.
This is a watch and delete for me.
Both are perfectionists, but he thinks she makes science fair projects in the kitchen not real food and she thinks his show is too alpha male and not for the home cook.
Enter Gio Scapolini...handsome and appreciative chef to be the competition.
"Ghost writing is 25% writing and 75% babysitting."-Lauren.
"Food testers are like trained monkeys. They keep doing the same thing over and over again until they drop dead."-Dex.
Dexter ends up being a little Jekyll and Hyde like and in the verge of loosing his top spot on the food network. As Lauren works on his cookbook, she also helps him work on his network spot and his public image. She ends up getting to the bottom of his childhood trauma with his father.
I hate fake personas and men who behave like little boys and not men. There were some beautiful moments in this culinary romance...but there was a lot to overcome.
This is a watch and delete for me.