Bad Taste in Men

Book 3: Clover Park Series

Something’s brewing between friends…

Rachel Miller knows opening a café will make her struggling bookstore the place to hang out. But when the bank turns her down and her best friend Shane steps in, she vows business will never ruin their friendship.

Gourmet chef Shane O’Hare knows food, not women. To sweep Rachel off her feet, he secretly sells his beloved ’67 Shelby Mustang and becomes a partner in her café. And then she sets him up with a friend.

As they build the café together and Rachel learns what Shane has sacrificed for her, she finds herself falling for him. Now way too much is riding on the success of this business venture—her career, her best friend, and her heart.

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What people are saying ...

“I gotta dig a friends to lovers story, and Ms. Gilmore's 3rd book in the Clover Park Series hits the spot. A great dash of humor, a few pinches of steam, and a whole lotta love…Gilmore has won me over with everything I've read and she's on my auto buy list…she's on my top list of new authors for 2014.”

— Storm Goddess Book Reviews

“The chemistry between the two characters is so real and so intense, it will have you turning the pages into the midnight hour. Throw in a bit of comedy – a dancing cow, a sprained ankle, and a bit of jealousy and Gilmore has a recipe for great success.”

— Underneath the Covers blog

“Kylie does an incredible job of drawing readers into the story. Her characters are amazing and I felt a connection to Rachel and Shane. The emotion in this book was displayed perfectly through how the characters acted and talked.”

— Book Reviews by Lexi

“While the book does have its steamy moments (oh…yea…baby) they do not appear on every third page like others. They are perfectly spaced and make for a great build up as the two friends begin to navigate the troublesome waters of being business partners and sorting their feelings for one another.”

— Read, Tweet, Repeat blog

“This is a book that is a page turner and leaves you wanting more. It has friendship, family, love and even some steaminess that made it a joy to read!”

— Racing to Read blog