Not that great of a read
Quince Morris is a high school student overly committed to take
over her family restaurant, she inherited when her parents died.
She's left with her twenty something uncle Davidson, who seems more
interested in his girlfriend then his niece. Not only does she have
to worry about the restaurant, she has a friend who's a hybrid
werewolf. She's worried that he is going to leave her. She feels
love for him, but he can't stand the though of hurting her so he
decides to join a wolf pack. Yeah where have I heard that before?
Her life is all wrapped into this little package which she calls
life. One night the cook of the restaurant is killed. Her friend
Kieran, the hybrid, shows up and takes her out of the restaurant.
Weeks later the new chef Bradley shows up and she starts having
"feelings" for him. He cooks different dishes to make for the
vampire theme they have started in their restaurant. All while she
starts drinking wine with him. Though her uncle doesn't seem to
care. Actually he starts drinking with her at home.
This book had some strong parts, though halfway through I found
myself skimming through useless junk. There's minor characters that
don't really matter and they get a lot of space. It get pretty
predictable when it comes to Bradley. You know he's evil, though
you don't know how. Then the ending just leaves you going huh?
Everyone seems to just give up. They either leave or you never hear
what happens to them. The main character Quince seems like she just
does whatever she wants. No one tries to stop her. I wouldn't
really recommend this book out to anyone. I'm positive if you look
for another book you find something better then this one.