Two very good stories and I love how she Ms. Roberts keeps her characters connected!

I thoroughly enjoyed both of the stories in this book. One lead to the other but from two different persons views. Very cool.

Earlier Silhouette books of Roberts - not quite the plot from her later works - but easy, light beach reads for summer - both good

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Enjoyable like most of Nora Roberts books are. Quick and easy read. I enjoyed the second story more than the first+

This was really a neat book about two chefs - the first story is about a chef with a specialty in desserts, the second is a gorgeous Italian. You'll enjoy seeing how their stories intermingle. It's Nora Roberts at her best.

Trade Paperback March 2007. I really enjoyed this book. It combines two classics "Summer Desserts" and "Lessons Learned" written by Nora Roberts in 1985 and 1986. The stories hold up to time. I enjoy noticing differences like the lack of cell phones and post 911 airport security.
Summer Desserts
When love-resistant dessert chef Summer Lyndon develops a taste for her delectable boss, Blake Cocharan, her legendary willpower is put to the ultimate test.
Lessons Learned
Publicist Juliet Trent never mixes business with pleasure, but her newest client, charming ladies' man and chef Carlo Franconi, is determined to whet her appetite for love.

Two good stories. As always Nora Roberts does good work.

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