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In this second charming novel in the bestselling Skinny Bitch series surrounding the "clever and...mouth-watering story of a vegan chef with big dreams" (San Francisco Book Review), Clem Cooper juggles running her restaurant with planning the wedding to her carnivorous fiancé.For the second time in just a few short months, Clementine Cooper's professional reputation hinges on one restaurant review. Clementine's No Crap Café is poised to score the Holy Grail of publicity--a mention in the New York Times Sunday travel section--if Clem's veggietastic lasagna can bowl over the food critic. Clem has no time for distractions. Or surprises. But when her meat-eating millionaire boyfriend Zach Jeffries shocks her with a sweet and romantic marriage proposal, of course she says yes! Now, she has to plan the most important menu of her life while fending off her domineering future mother-in-law's extravagant plans for the wedding. As if there wasn't enough on her plate, Clem decides to open a second restaurant on her parents' farm--Clem's No Crap Outpost--against Zach's advice. Just when she needs his support the most, Zach grows distant. The only person who really seems to understand is Clem's friend and biggest competition, the cute vegan chef Alexander Orr. Putting out fires in the kitchen is easy--but in her relationship? Suddenly, her time with Alexander feels...hotter...than usual, and Clem starts to wonder if the charming carnivore she's engaged to is really the man she should spend her life with.
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