Let’s Do Lunch

Lindsey Bennett is caught between two men, one will tease her, the other will use her; both are capable of killing.A business owner at the mercy of her employees, Lindsey Bennett owner of the restaurant "Let's Do Lunch," finds her employees have no mercy. When Lindsey drops everything to be her injured mother's caregiver, relying on her sister to run the restaurant proves to be a mistake. Lindsey's trusted cook quits, the new cook changes the menu, her sister hires a waitress who can't run a register and money comes up missing. When a bug gets in a customer's food, Lindsey could lose it all Somebody should get fired. But once she's back in charge, Lindsey finds that hiring is easier than firing.More problems arise with the men in her life. Her new chef Brandon Pendleton - smart, sexy, fast living: he's the life of every party. Sergeant Kevin "Tag" McTaggart - handsome, aloof, this wounded warrior's blue eyes see into the depths of her soul. One will tease her until she gives up all her secrets. The other is out to use her and her restaurant. Surrounded by criminals, deceived on all sides, and catapulted from crisis to crisis, can Lindsey stay focused? Her restaurant and her life are at stake.

K. A. Jordan is a refugee from the Rust Belt of Ohio, who escaped to the Blue Grass of Kentucky in 1992. She writes and blogs from ’Jordan’s Croft’ a small farm where she lives with her husband, a retired Army Staff Sergeant, three horses and four dogs. She holds a degree in Applied Science, rides American Quarter horses, gardens and can often be found on the back of her husband’s Suzuki M109 motorcycle. She says of her writing: ＂I believe readers want stories that appeal to the mind as well as the heart. I write the type of stories that I want to read and can’t always find - complex characters, twisty plots and contemporary settings. There are no ’ripped bodices’ in my fiction, but you might find criminals, wounded heroes, mad artists and an occasional haunted motorcycle.＂