The (hot) tough hockey player at our high school left me a steak. A STEAK!! He also left a (bizarrely sweet) bewildering note with it. It said, “This is juicy and well-done … just like your performance tonight.” (Don’t get too excited about that, my “performance” was in the sad school play.) Later, he told me he was being romantic with the steak. He was only teasing, but he said, “What? I heard girls like food for gifts—I was being romantic.” Like I said, he was only teasing. Sadly, he’s ALWAYS teasing me. So it bites that I’m falling for the guy, but I am. Hard. Because he’s just the way I like my steak—hot, tender and delicious. He’s a sinful delight for my longing, hungry mouth. Well, his KISS is. Mmmmm. That player can kiss!! The tough hockey player at school has it bad for the sweet new girl. Can he show her that he can be sweet too?—tender even? Standalone teen romance No swearing No book needs to be read before or after this book By Melanie Marks, author of His Kiss; and When You Noticed Me This story is an hour-read (two at the most) This book also includes another story by Melanie Marks. It is called “Please Love Me Back.” That story is a four-hour read. Melanie Marks newest *Kissing The Bad Boy *When You Noticed Me *Jane’s Air *True Love’s (Hot) Kiss *Even When I Sleep *Heartbreaker Hanson ***Right now they are each a buck