A Recipe For Trouble — Louise Clark

How many people have their very own twenty-first century version of a fairy godmother? Single mom Angelina Redding has Molly, and it's a good thing too, because Angelina's life is about to get very complicated.

Start with Craig Harding, the sexy academic with a mysterious past she's managing an event for. Craig is not only a dream to work with, but he's also exactly the kind of man she is attracted to. Too bad the college she and Craig work for frowns on personal relationships between their employees.

Add the cooking competition Angelina is staging for Craig. With one issue after another troubling the event, Angelina has begun to wonder if the glitches are deliberate. International culinary competitions are high-stakes events and winning one can bring big rewards. The contestants are single-minded, perfectionist chefs and they all intend to come in first. Is one of them behind the sabotage?

Season with a murder that threatens the future of the competition and Angelina knows she's got a problem. Still, she has Molly, her helpful fairy godmother who doesn't mind fixing what goes wrong. But Molly's aid has unintended consequences when she makes the body disappear.

Now there's no body and a murderer at large. Angelina and Craig will have to work together to keep the moody chefs in line, the competition on schedule, and the murderer at bay.

What better way for a girl to figure out if the sexy guy she works with is really the one she wants?

A Recipe For Trouble is 362 pages of mystery, romance, and humor, all mixed together to provide a savory reading experience.