The Chef's Kiss: A Small Town Romantic Women's Fiction

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· Maine Mornings Book 4 · Twin Rivers Press
4.7
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Jorgina Ashford has a last name that opens doors, an almost-business degree she’s not sure she wants, and a very expensive pair of ruined shoes.

After walking away from Harvard just weeks before graduation, she lands in Superiore Bay—a coastal Maine town full of family ties, whispered judgments, and the kind of expectations she’s spent her whole life outrunning. She tells herself it’s temporary. Just a breather until she figures out what’s next.

She’s not expecting Hudson Silverman.

The once-celebrated New York chef is in town to open a farm-to-table restaurant that could resurrect his career—or finish it off completely. He’s precise, intense, and not exactly built for small-town charm. But something about him feels like a second chance. Not just for Jorgina, but for the version of herself she’s almost forgotten.

Between clashing egos, lingering regrets, and a fox with a taste for chaos, Jorgina finds herself drawn back into the rhythms of home. And as the restaurant takes shape, so does the possibility of a life she never planned for—but maybe, finally, gets to choose.

The Chef’s Kiss is a romantic women’s fiction story of reinvention, family legacy, and learning to start over—even if you have to do it in borrowed clothes and someone else’s kitchen.


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4.7
17 reviews
Sarah Oliver
May 8, 2022
Lovely read. I enjoyed being immersed in The Ashford family again, and especially Jorgie’s story. She is a strong, determined female, perfectly matched with Hudson, a passionate and ambitious chef. Both move from big city to small town life for very different reasons. A really lovely story about family, friendships and finding home. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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Ali Fields
May 7, 2022
After falling in love with the Ashford brothers this book is Jorgina's story. The long lost sister returns home early and no one is sure why. I loved reading Jorgina and watching her realize that running home was the best thing for her. Hudson is a chef who is good at what he does but always lives under his parents name. It fun to watch Hudson turn into the person he truly is instead of being the person his parents want him to be. Read it, but you might want to read the 3 books before this one first to make it more fun. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.
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Jean Rallings
May 10, 2022
This is book four in The Maine Morning's series and it is Jorgina and Hudson's story and it is definitely a must read. When Jorgina and Hudson meet they didn't get off to a great start especially as they work in the same restaurant but they both have baggage, betrayal and hurt in common. The characters and storyline pulled you in and kept your attention and I couldn't put this book down as I absolutely loved reading it. I really enjoyed watching Jorgina and Hudson change, grow and become the people that they were always supposed to be without all the pressure from other's and they were so perfect for each other once they got over the previous situations that they found themselves in. I can't wait to read more book's by Michelle Macqueen in the future as I really love her writing style and I definitely recommend you read this book and other's by her and you will not be disappointed. I Voluntarily Reviewed a Copy of This Book.
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About the author

Michelle is just a golden retriever mom living on a family compound in rural Ohio. A simple, sweet life filled with writing days, her pup, and plenty of iced chai tea lattes. 

She writes a variety of things including fantasy romance, sweet contemporary romance, spicy romance, and has even dabbled in dystopian. She believes changing things up and taking risks stretches her writing muscles and makes her a better author. 

But more than that, writing about various human experiences helps her be a better daughter, a better aunt, a better sister, and a better friend. 

Melissa is a former interior designer living just outside Atlanta Georgia with her sister and a very needy mini Bernedoodle obsessed with belly rubs. 

When she’s not writing, she enjoys gardening, swimming, and collecting pretty books for her never ending TBR. (Collecting books and reading them are two separate hobbies and she will die on that hill.) Her favorite pastime is reading in her chaise lounge, snuggling a warm pup, and drinking iced chai (she blames Michelle for this addiction).

Melissa writes fantasy romance, urban fantasy, and Norse mythology. She also writes contemporary romance of all sorts as Ann Maree Craven. 

Melissa believes in stories that make you think and she loves twisty plots and playing with foreshadowing, leaving clues and hints for the careful reader. She draws inspiration from her background in architecture and interior design to help her with the small details in world building and scene settings to create a stronger story.

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