Ein preislich reduziertes Exemplar wegen kleinen Knicken im Vordercover. Ansonsten in sehr gutem Zustand.
In dieser schönen, sexpositiven, dramatischen Liebesgeschichte mit nonbinärer Hauptfigur (Pronomen dey) und mit Kritik an hetero- und gendernormativen gesellschaftlichen Einstellungen geht es or allem ums Kochen, Sich-Verlieben, Identität, und darum, für sich und einander einzustehen. CN: Misgendering, Nichtbinär-Feindlichkeit. - This beautiful, sex-positive, dramatic love story with a non-binary main character (pronoun they) and a critique of hetero- and gender-normative social attitudes is all about cooking, falling in love, identity and standing up for oneself and each other. Misgendering, non-binary-hostility. Die deutsche Ausgabe mit Neopronomen dey gibt es hier.
Verlagsbeschreibung:
The first openly nonbinary contestant on America’s favourite cooking show falls for their clumsy competitor in this delicious romantic comedy debut!
Every recipe needs a little chemistry . . .
Recently divorced Dahlia Woodson is ready to reinvent herself and she’s found the perfect opportunity: the hit cooking competition show Chef’s Special. Falling flat on her face on the first day is admittedly not the best start, but Dahlia isn’t going to let it mess up her focus.
London Parker is also there to win. As the first non-binary contestant on Chef’s Special, they have a lot to prove, and they have enough on their mind without being distracted by the pretty contestant who crashed into them on Day One and hasn’t really stopped talking since.
After filming a few episodes, Dahlia and London grow closer and things get a little steamy as they spend more time together outside of the show.
Suddenly winning isn’t as important as either of them thought, but when their relationship starts to feel the heat both in and out of the kitchen, Dahlia and London realise that love doesn’t always follow a recipe.
