Review: Eat, Play, Lust – Tawna Fenske

Cami Pressman is a yoga instructor with a lifelong secret love of junk food. Not even an irresistible man can replace the mouthwatering wickedness of her favorite foods.

Until, that is, Paul Hammond signs up for her class. He’s a gourmet chef looking to score some fitness tips, and a date with Cami. Suddenly Cami’s lust for junk food isn’t the only thing making her tingle.

When this sinful chef and hot yoga teacher eat, play, and lust together, they just might bring their obsession to a new level.

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Release Date: August 26, 2013
Publisher: Entangled
Source: Provided by Publisher
Reviewer: Marie
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Reviewer’s Thoughts

There are very few books that I’ve read in my time that really make me laugh out loud.  And I mean, REALLY make me laugh.  This book managed to do that within just a few pages!  It is absolutely hilarious, incredibly sweet and undeniably charming.  Cami and Paul are two characters just made for one another.  They’re opposites that attract beautifully – Cami a yoga instructor who has a weakness for tater tots, and Paul a chef that could use a little healthful living.  When Paul signs up for Cami’s class, their attraction is instant, and their interactions are so much fun.  Their sexual tension can be cut with a knife, and when they finally become intimate with one another, it’s so perfect it makes you smile.

This short little romance is one I’d recommend to anyone and everyone who loves romance.  Especially those who find awkward moments to be more than endearing.