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Food and Fangs

(2026)
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She can create the perfect meal. She just can’t taste it.

Cooky (Cassandra) has spent more than a century chasing flavors she can no longer taste.

Once a gifted chef trapped beneath the thumb of a cruel French vampire, she now runs the kitchen of a luxury woodland hotel in Montauk, surviving on blood, whiskey, and the memory of meals she’ll never savor again. Cooking is the only thing that still makes her feel alive... even if every dish turns to ash on her tongue.

Then Jean-Claude arrives.

Arrogant. Brilliant. Infuriatingly French.

Dragged to the hotel under false pretenses, the celebrated chef quickly disrupts Cooky's carefully controlled kitchen and her carefully guarded heart. Their rivalry ignites instantly, simmering between late-night drinks, brutal dinner services, and undeniable attraction. But Jean is hiding secrets of his own, and the closer Cooky gets to him, the harder it becomes to ignore the hunger she’s spent decades trying to bury.

In a world of blood, fine dining, and monsters wearing human skin, falling in love might be the most dangerous craving of all.

Food and Fangs is a steamy paranormal romance full of vampire chefs, kitchen chaos, sharp knives, sharper tongues, and enough tension to rival a dinner rush. HEA guaranteed.


Food and Fangs is a spicy monster romance featuring:
  • A centuries-old vampire heroine

    A chef heroine who can’t taste her own creations

    Forced proximity & workplace romance

    Two chefs competing in the kitchen

    A slow-burn attraction full of banter

    Found family and second chances

    A guaranteed happily ever after


    Ideal for fans of:
    • A Soul to Keep by Opal Reyne — for monster romance with emotional depth and unconventional heroes

      Morning Glory Milking Farm by C.M. Nascosta — for cozy monster romance, humor, and unexpected tenderness

      That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon by Kimberly Lemming — for spicy fantasy romance with humor and heart

      Bride by Ali Hazelwood — for a paranormal romance balancing chemistry, humor, and character-driven emotion

      The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches by Sangu Mandanna — for found family, warmth, and magical comfort


      Perfect for readers who love vampire romance, monster romance, spicy paranormal romance, grumpy/sunshine dynamics, workplace romance, and stories where the monster gets the love story.


      Genre: Paranormal Romance



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