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Book SynopsisOne takeaway dinner. Two lonely hearts. Did somebody order a rom com?A really sweet, warm-hearted read a winner for fans of Jasmine Guillory or Beth O''Leary!' Niamh Hargan, author of Twelve Days in MayA delicious rom com!' Kate Bromley, author of Talk Bookish to MeGia thrives on risks. Ben plays it safe.She crossed continents to chase her London dream; he works the same job in the same restaurant, night after night.Then fate steps in. When Gia's takeout is delivered, her embarrassing list of New Year's resolutions accidentally makes its way to Ben's restaurant, stuck to the bottom of a delivery backpack.With each delivery Gia orders, Ben slips in a note of his own and eagerly awaits her reply. One by one, these notes transform their lives in unexpected ways, and an unlikely love story is written.A totally gorgeous and escapist rom com with a twist. Fans of Beth O'Leary, Ali Hazelwood and Emily Henry will be totally hooked from the very first page.Readers are loving Love on the Menu:A
Trade Review‘A delicious rom-com! In Love on the Menu, Deb pens a stirring story about serendipitous connections and chasing your dreams that readers are sure to enjoy’ – Kate Bromley, author of Here for the Drama and Talk Bookish to Me
‘This slow-burn rom-com has the most delicious payoff! With hilarious and witty prose and chracters who won’t leave your brain, Love on the Menu is a vibrant, fresh take on modern love!’ – Farah Heron, author of Kamila Knows Best and Accidentally Engaged
‘A really sweet and warm-hearted read’ – Niamh Hargan, author of Twelve Days in May
