The Chocolate Temptation by Laura Florand

And gosh, for those who really enjoy sexual tension between the main characters, you will want for nothing in this book. Laura Florand is the international bestselling author of the Amour et Chocolat series (The Chocolate Thief, The Chocolate Touch, etc.

This happens on Chapter 1 and really sets up dynamics of the two main characters, from Sarah’s point of view. I just loved this release of frustration/hate from Sarah, our heroine. /rebates/2fThe-Chocolate-Temptation-Laura-Florand2fbook2f26289274&. Readers will cheer for both of them to work past their issues and find their chocolaty ever after. She hated him because most times when he touched her he didn’t even notice, and once in a while, when he did, those vivid blue eyes laughed into hers or winked at her as if she was gobble-up delicious, and then he was gone, leaving her heart this messy, unthawed lump that had just tried to throw itself into his hands and ended up instead gooey over her own shoes.įortunately black kitchen shoes were used to receiving a lot of gooey messes on them over the course of a day. She hated him because every time his body controlled hers so easily, she felt all the lean, fluid muscles from his fingertips to his toes - and knew that however lazy he looked, those muscles knew tension. She hated him because five thousand times a day, his body brushed hers, his hand caught her shoulder or touched her back to guide their bodies around each other, in that constant dance of sixteen bodies in a space much too small for so many people working at blinding speeds. That after fifteen or more brutal hours in one of the most mercilessly perfectionistic pastry kitchens in the world, he was still as relaxed as if he’d been sunning all day on a beach, occasionally catching a wave.

She hated him because she knew he probably didn’t even have any tension in his hands.

The Chocolate Temptation by Laura Florand