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If you can't take the heat…
James Lassiter has had a crush on fellow culinary student Ethan Martin for three years, but has never had the guts to make a move. Putting himself out there is hard, especially when under the thumb—and wallet—of his overbearing parents. Now that bad boy chef Ethan—who is always vying with Jamie for best in class—is struggling with the pastry course, Jamie suddenly has a reason to reach out.
Ethan doesn't mean to be an ass—okay, so mostly he does—but even though he's secretly hot for Jamie, he sure as hell doesn't want help with pastry. Ever since his dad walked out, Ethan has been the one to hold things together and he's done fine on his own. Except that he can't get his cake to rise.
Jamie could be the answer to what Ethan's been missing his whole life—someone to depend on. But with the two competing for the same scholarship, things suddenly get too hot to handle. And if Jamie finds the strength to go for what he wants, he isn't about to settle for what he needs.
In the Raw is the first book in the In the Kitchen series. Stay tuned for book two, In the Fire, available in November 2014 from Carina Press.
85,000 words
- Sales Rank: #254701 in eBooks
- Published on: 2014-10-06
- Released on: 2014-10-06
- Format: Kindle eBook
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Barely a 2
By Lee R
The good part was the 1st 1/2 of the book was actually decent. Enough info on the characters to get you to start liking them. There is a good build up of the sexual tension between the 2 MCs who seem like good strong men. The handful of secondary characters, except one, you get enough info on to see where/why they fit into the story. You want good things for the protagonists and really want them to get together. Then about mid-way thru the book the MCs FINALLY get together and you think, ok, now we're gettin somewhere and that's where you are SO wrong. That's the point when you get a couple of major drama queens who are just annoying as all get out, to each other and the reader. I mean I know the MCs are only in their early 20's but c'mon! It's a bit of a pet peeve of mine in M/M books where you start out with 2 strong men and then turn them into a couple of whiny girls, not attractive! You can't even limp thru to the end of the book on good sex scenes because once you're read the 1st one, you've read them all. Seriously, the SAME thing, same moves, same 'slamming eyes' closed and the same pause in the middle of the naughty bits to say mushy stuff. Mushy stuff is good, I like mushy stuff but if you're in the middle of something hot and steamy it kind of throws a cold bucket of water on it if it's not done right, and it's not. By the 75% point I was seriously struggling to finish the book and by the end I had no liking for the MCs at all and I have absolutely no interest in continuing with their story. Just one humans opinion.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
In the Raw
By Nikyta
Jamie and Ethan have been culinary classmates for three years and have crushed on each other just as long. Now as juniors, they’re competing to win a scholarship that won’t only pay for their tuition in their final year of culinary school but also give them the opportunity to work with the best chefs in Paris. But when Ethan’s struggle in their pastry course becomes obvious, Jamie takes it upon himself to give Ethan lessons even if he doesn’t want them in the hopes of finally acting on his desire to be with Ethan. With their different backgrounds and their obvious love of food, can these boys get passed the struggles that come not only with school but with family and their own emotions, too?
I’m very conflicted over my feelings for this book. On one hand, I liked the premise of the story. The whole competitors vying for the same scholarship plus the bad boy/golden boy and rich/poor aspect of the characters gave the story a bit of intrigue. I liked that Jamie and Ethan were so different in not just social class but personality as well. Jamie is calm and collected, always serene and mellow while Ethan can easily be described as a hothead. He’s bad-tempered and doesn’t hold any punches when he decides to make you his target. They’re complete opposites with Jamie being able to charm everyone and Ethan being able to piss everyone off. I really liked that contrast and while, at times, they could be immature and firmly embraced the “we need to talk but let’s have sex first” strategy, I still liked that they found a great connection after years of yearning for one another.
Unfortunately, while I liked the characters, it was hard for me to really get into the story knowing that it wouldn’t end with them together. Sadly, if I had known this had a bittersweet ending, I wouldn’t have read it. I read romances because I want to see the characters end up together in the end so, for me, agreeing to review this and then finding out that it didn’t have a traditional HEA really put a damper on my enjoyment. This is a personal preferences and I’ll freely admit that knowing how it ended had a HUGE impact in my enjoyment to the point where it was hard for me to really let myself get into the story for fear that I’d come to love a book and then get brokenhearted with the ending (I’m not really one for crying my eyes out or angst).
Now, that’s not to say the book isn’t good. As I said, I enjoyed the premise and I liked the characters. If it had an HEA or even an HFN, I probably would have really liked this one. As it is, I didn’t let myself get into the story because I knew it ended bittersweet to the point that obviously something happens while one of them is in Paris because the sequel picks up 8 years later where it is noted they are NOT together. There were a few moments in the story that I questioned and couldn’t understand like when Reed tried to blackmail Jamie why Ethan didn’t just take the camera away from Reed when he was manhandling him because he was right there, it would have been extremely easy to put a stop to the threat before it got far enough to be blackmail. There were also one or two other instances that bothered me but nothing too extravagant.
Overall, my biggest issue was the ending. I just couldn’t let myself get into it because of that and that’s all on me and why I’m going with a neutral rating. I felt like the authors wrote a lovely story (sans ending) and had a good voice together. The characters were vastly different, a little immature at times, but definitely unique in their own way. Their conflicts and ultimate clashing were interesting to see play out.
While I might not have allowed myself to enjoy this one as much as I would have liked, I think others who like a bit of angst, unconventional endings and the rich/poor; bad boy/golden boy characteristics will enjoy this one. And while I couldn’t really get into this one, I bet I’ll be able to enjoy the sequel, In the Fire, much more knowing that after 8 years, these boys will end up together… as long as they DO end up together in an HEA LMAO.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
This book will make you hungry....in more ways than one....
By 2 Lazy Poodles
First of all, I just want to say that I did NOT receive an ARC of this book for my opinion, nor did anyone ask for my review. I bought this book because, in reading reviews for a different book, I checked out the "see all my reviews" of someone and was intrigued by the story. What a surprise! In The Raw is an excellent example of M/M romance at its best. The collaboration of the two authors has produced a beautiful, gritty, touching story of intense, wrong-side-of-the-tracks attraction between two guys whose backgrounds are so different, but who shared matching goals and ambitions. Jamie comes from privilege and wealth, but his parents want him to conform to an impossible life they have mapped out for him that doesn't include a gay son. Ethan is OUT there and doesn't apologize for anything. The two of them have been attracted to each other for three years at the culinary school, but didn't think the other was gay. Oh My God, the authors turned "building sexual tension" between these two into an art form, and it was HALF way through the book before they even kissed! I had to kick the ceiling fan up to three for the first time they FINALLY got together! It was so HOT!
The rest of the book will make you pump your fist, cry a bucket, laugh out loud and cheer for these two amazing guys and what they did for each other. The ending leaves a lot of questions to be answered and is somewhat foreboding. At this point, I have a whole week to wait for the sequel, which I have pre-ordered, but, I warn you, don't read the blurb for the next book until you can actually start it because I just wanted to cry for these two guys when I read it. I am just going to trust the authors to give me another beautiful ending between Jamie and Ethan.
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