Truly Madly Deeply

Quirky and compassionate Calla Litvin, a 'ball of sunshine,' returns to her hometown after her father's death to help her grieving mother, finding herself jobless and penniless. She hopes to mend her broken friendship with her former best friend, Dylan, but Dylan is inseparable from her cruel older brother, Ambrose 'Row' Casablancas—the same man Cal has been secretly crushing on since middle school. Ambrose, a conceited, unattainable, and renowned Michelin-starred chef, considers women a distraction and Cal, his sister's best friend, a complication: she is awkward, eccentric, and infuriating, but much to his chagrin, hotter than his kitchen. Their messy goodbye five years prior, after Cal slept with him the night before leaving for college and Dylan caught them, is what fractured Cal and Dylan's relationship. Cal's only option for a temporary job is at Row's restaurant, despite the chef making it clear he doesn't want her there. With a new restaurant, a major property deal, and a violent stalker on his plate, Row's resolve breaks as he works alongside Cal, who is no longer the doe-eyed girl he knew, but the woman he'll do anything to conquer. The book is a contemporary romance with grumpy/sunshine, enemies-to-lovers, and little sister's best friend tropes.

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