Maybe I Will

By: Melanie Jacobson

Narrated by: Jorjeana Marie, Eric Michael Summerer

He's an ambitious chef who takes big risks. She's a high-profile food critic with a secret identity. They've loathed each other for years. Except . . . not?

An adorable, laugh-out-loud comedy from USA Today bestseller Melanie Jacobson.

Chloe Morel, junior reporter by day, has a secret by night: she's the most discerning—and notorious—food critic in New Orleans. Now one of the biggest food magazines in the business wants her, and she's on the verge of making her food writing dreams come true. Everything would be perfect—if only her least favorite chef and seven-year nemesis wasn't moving into the apartment across the hall.

Dylan Jones is back in town after a six-month exile for bad behavior that nearly cost him a career. He's got a lot to prove professionally—but even more to prove to Chloe, the woman he's been half in love with since he was nineteen. He'll use every tool at his disposal to change her mind about him, from the dopiest rescue mutt in dog pound history to dazzling dishes and delicious kisses.

But when each of them is suddenly the only thing standing in the way of the other's dreams, is their sizzling chemistry enough risk scorching their careers to find the recipe for love?

©2022 Melanie Jacobson (P)2023 Tantor

Maybe

What an impressive 3-book series. Melanie Jacobson does a superb job. Jorjeana Marie and Eric Michael Summerer are outstanding narrators for this story.

What stood out was how irritating and juvenile the main two characters were

Nothing stood out except the irritating nature of the main characters , for the first half of the book, I tended to quit listening and have to go back to pick up where I tuned out. The latter part of the book was a little better. It was disappointing because I loved the first book in this series.

Sweet Story

Sweet Everyday Romance Story! The story flows so nicely you can actually see these things happening. Absolutely love the ending.

Wish this series wasn’t over yet

I fell in love with all the characters in this series from book one! So sad that this is the end. Enjoyed every minute of it.

Roscoe stole the show

Chloe: “why is Roscoe so cute?”
Dylan: “I meant to get a tough guy dog.”
Chloe: “… you’ve seen him murder a dandelion.”
I adored any scene with rescue dog Roscoe in it; he made up for the sometimes frustrating behavior of Chloe and Dylan. She’s high strung. He’s bossy. They both needlessly kept secrets, especially given their years of history and supposed friendship. The final act conflict was unnecessarily dramatic. Also, considering this was closed door and cozy, his tattooed-dom-ish flirt-talking was awkward. It started fun, ran long, and therefore ended at okayish.