Lunchtime Chronicles, Issue 18 by L. Loren

I may even start enjoying Mondays after all. If you’re looking for a carefree, well written book that brings nostalgia for SITC then this book is for you. Let’s just say it left me with a big old smile on my face and “the look of pure eye-rolling gratification…as though I just got laid.”(another book reference) I won’t give away the entire story because I want to to enjoy it like you would a nice juicy Backyard Burger.(you’ll get the reference once you read the book). Jonathan and Kennedy fall hard and fast for each other as she helps him re-discover his true passion. She lies about her identity, calling herself Kennedy Prescott. When Jonathan and Penelope meet, sparks fly in a good way. Her first assignment – to go undercover and help the very man whose life she destroyed with the stroke of her keyboard, by saving his restaurant. Her roommate and BFF Sebastian hires her as a restaurant consultant. Who does that? That’s right, he’s a tool.īeing fired leads Penelope to finding her true self.

He’s her boss and she catches him screwing a co-worker ON HER DESK! Then has the nerve to fire her. As the successful owner of a luxury travel concierge service, she is building an empire that only a goddess like her can handle. Flash forward a few months and we find Penelope, who hates Mondays, getting her heart broken by her stupid, cheating boyfriend. The Layover Synopsis: Vivacious, witty and feisty, Lynn Sutton is living the life she desires, with the smarts to match and no strings attached. Jonathan’s already dwindling business plummeted after a bad review from Penelope, causing him to HATE her. Ok that was a little harsh, but that is exactly what happened to 5 star chef Jonathan Knight when Miss Monroe visited his acclaimed restaurant Knight and Daze.(Clever name play, huh?) Something I truly needed at this point in my life.Īlright, back to the review… Penelope Monroe is the Carrie Bradshaw of food critics in NYC! If she loves your food, you are a major success, but if she doesn’t, you turn into Jonathan Knight. So, can I just say I loved this light-hearted book? It had me giggling and made me feel like a silly school girl again. My choice was a new release from new author Joslyn Westbrook called The 52 Week Chronicles. For this week’s LoveRotica Book Challenge, I selected the Chick Lit sub-genre.

Lunchtime Chronicles, Issue 18 by L. Loren