Wednesday, March 18, 2015

Monster Chef Release Day Blitz +Giveaway +Review



Title: Monster Chef
Author: Margaret McHeyzer
 Release Date: March 18, 2015

Synopsis

Holly Walker had everything she’d ever dreamed about – a happy marriage and being mum to beautiful brown-eyed Emma - until an accident nineteen months ago tore her world apart. Now she's a widow and single mother to a boisterous little 7-year-old girl, looking for a new start. Ready to take the next step, Holly has found herself a job as a maître d’ at Table One, a once-acclaimed restaurant in the heart of Sydney. But one extremely arrogant Frenchman isn't going to be easy to work with...

Twenty years ago, Pierre LeRoux came to Australia, following the stunning Aussie girl he'd fallen in love with. He and his wife put their personal lives on hold, determined for Pierre to take Sydney's culinary society by storm. Just as his bright star was on the upswing, tragedy claimed the woman he was hopelessly in love with. He had been known as a Master Chef, but since his wife’s death he has become known as Monster Chef. 

Can two broken people rebuild their lives and find happiness once more?



Links to Buy
99c for a limited time

AMAZON US / UK


Author Bio

**Bound by custom or unique by choice.**

There's something about the written word that's pure magic.


Possibly it's the fact that there are 26 letters in the English alphabet, and they can create something so beautiful or so empowering that they're able to change our lives.

How important is it that we break suit and stretch our minds?

I like to think of myself as 'unique'. My stories aren't for everyone, and sometimes I may push what you believe to be 'normal'.

Normal is subjective.

I prefer to be known as a person who's never been 'bound by custom' but is 'unique by choice'.

Until next time

Mxx


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My Review

I can’t say enough about this book.  I loved it so much, another fantastic book Margaret.  Pierre is a French chef who was at the top of his game and then his wife died.  He threw himself into his work but that wasn’t enough.  He started his downhill spiral with drinking and sleeping pills.  Holly Walker had it all.  She had a loving husband and a great daughter.  Then he husband was killed in an accident.  Her husband left her with enough so that she and her daughter wouldn’t have to worry but she needs to start over now.  It has been almost two years and she is ready.  She gets a job as a maître d at the restaurant where Pierre is the head chef.  Pierre doesn’t even give her a chance just says he doesn’t want her working at the restaurant.  The restaurant manager hires her anyway.  It’s not Pierre’s restaurant he just works there.  It doesn’t take long for Holly to realize that Pierre is hurting and they aren’t that different.  They have their problems with each other.  Pierre wants his way and Holly doesn’t back down.  They find that they have things in common.  Holly isn’t sure what it is about Pierre but she finds himself attracted to him despite his attitude.  Pierre is hung up on his wife.  He feels like he let her down and it is his fault that she died.  He talks to his wife all time at home and finds himself just waiting for death to take him so they can be together again.  That is until he meets Holly.  She brings his spark of life back before he even realized it.  This story was heart breaking at times.  I even ugly cried at one part.  Both Holly and Pierre are sad and a little broken.  They help bring each other back and heal each other.  Holly is worried at times that it is too soon or that she will hurt her daughter.  She wants to help Pierre come back and be just a great as he once was.  People at work notice the way they look at each other and act around each other.  Pierre is a passionate French man, he finds himself consumed by his feelings for Holly and not always communicating as well as he should with Holly.  There were parts that were really funny, tense parts, of course a little danger.  I love Margaret’s books, looking forward to reading more books by her.


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