After finally graduating with a culinary degree, Jennifer Lim is pressured by her family to work at her control-freak aunty's restaurant. But after a family dispute, Jenn is determined to no longer be a doormat and instead starts her own catering company. Her search for a wine merchant brings John into her life-a tall, dark, handsome biker in form-fitting black leather, who's Hispanic to boot. It would be wonderfully wild to snag a man like that! Shy engineer Edward tentatively tries out his birthday present from his winery-owner uncle-a Harley-Davidson complete with the trimmings. Jennifer seems attracted to the rough, aggressive image, but it isn't his real self. Is she latching onto him just to spite her horrified family? And if this spark between them is real, will showing her the true guy underneath put it out? And what's with the goat in the backyard?
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I write Christian romantic suspense and humorous contemporary romance. Out now are my romantic suspense novels set in Sonoma, California, and my humorous contemporary Sushi Series about four Asian American cousins living in Silicon Valley in northern California.
I used to play co-ed volleyball (7 years) until I tore my ACL *twice*. Yeah, not doing that again. Now I'm getting into running--I completed the Couch to 5K program (had fun!) and I used the Jeff Galloway Run-Walk-Run method (absolutely LOVE it!) to train for my first marathon in December 2010!
I have been a staff worker with my church youth group since 1996, and I've loved seeing the teens I worked with grow up into men and women of God. My husband and I lead a worship team at church comprised of mostly high school students.
I'm also from Hawaii and I love to eat. I love Chinese food. And Italian. And Mexican. And Indian. Okay, so I'm a sucker for pretty much any ethnic foods. I get my Chinese food fix every year when my husband's family makes their special homemade Christmas party spread.
I don't have any kids, but I do have a rambunctious pound puppy we got from the Humane Society. She's a butthead but we love her. We tried to train the buttheadedness out of her with six rounds of dog classes, and although my husband and I learned the commands and techniques and all about dominance, she elects not to obey.
Visit my website to sign up for my newsletter: http://www.camytang.com/
And on my blog, I talk about frivolous things: http://camys-loft.blogspot.com/. I hope to see you there!
Camy
I used to play co-ed volleyball (7 years) until I tore my ACL *twice*. Yeah, not doing that again. Now I'm getting into running--I completed the Couch to 5K program (had fun!) and I used the Jeff Galloway Run-Walk-Run method (absolutely LOVE it!) to train for my first marathon in December 2010!
I have been a staff worker with my church youth group since 1996, and I've loved seeing the teens I worked with grow up into men and women of God. My husband and I lead a worship team at church comprised of mostly high school students.
I'm also from Hawaii and I love to eat. I love Chinese food. And Italian. And Mexican. And Indian. Okay, so I'm a sucker for pretty much any ethnic foods. I get my Chinese food fix every year when my husband's family makes their special homemade Christmas party spread.
I don't have any kids, but I do have a rambunctious pound puppy we got from the Humane Society. She's a butthead but we love her. We tried to train the buttheadedness out of her with six rounds of dog classes, and although my husband and I learned the commands and techniques and all about dominance, she elects not to obey.
Visit my website to sign up for my newsletter: http://www.camytang.com/
And on my blog, I talk about frivolous things: http://camys-loft.blogspot.com/. I hope to see you there!
Camy
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Short but enjoyable ending to a great series,
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This review is from: Weddings and Wasabi (Paperback)
Her whole life, Jennifer has done what her family expected of her. When she graduates from college, the family expects her to work at her aunt's restaurant. Instead, Jennifer wants to start her own catering company. Her efforts to start a business bring her across the path of Edward, a handsome man whose family owns a winery. Will Jennifer chase her dreams even if it means disappointing her family?
The final book of the Sushi Series, Tang wraps up this series with a short novella. While the plot is not as developed as the other books, Jennifer's story is a nice closure to the series. Fans of the series will ignore the rushed storyline to find out what happens to the four cousins. I applaud Tang for self-publishing this story so that loyal readers could find out what happened with Jennifer. The story is a nice, light end-of-summer read.
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A Great Ending...,
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... for Camy Tang's Sushi Series. Yes, it's short, but it does what the author intended - it wraps up the series and gives Jenn her own story, with an interesting surprise. Thanks Camy, for giving your fans one more "loud Asian chick-lit" story.
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Entertaining Story But Needs More.......,
This review is from: Weddings and Wasabi (Sushi Series) (Kindle Edition)
I am a fan of Ms. Tang because of the other books in this series. However, this one fell a little short, literally. It read like a short story and sometimes lacked supporting details, especially regarding the lead heart throb, Edward. For example, the reader is told several times that Edward considers himself boring, yet we are never really given evidence to support his opinion. The book description asks whether Jennifer will still be attracted to Edward when she finds out that he isn't really the daring bad boy that he appears to be when they first meet. Unfortunately, the question is never really answered.
The aunties and cousins are as entertaining as ever. Mimi seems to have grown from what I remember in previous stories. Perhaps she will get her own story in the future. Grandma's quiet conversion as well as her confidence in Jenn were my favorite parts of the story. Overall, Weddings and Wasabi was a quick and fun read. I just wish there was more to the story.
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