Reseña del libro "The Lunch Cart Wars (The Byline Series) (en Inglés)"
Tuesday at 11:45 a.m. is sacred. Two chicken skewers, heavy on the white sauce, exactly three lines of red — Dean Ashford has ordered the same lunch from the same truck for two years, and he has a system, and the system does not have room for a man in a leather jacket to steal his spot in line. Sawyer Reyes doesn't care about Dean's system. He cares about making rent, staying upright through a double, and not thinking too hard about the real kitchen career he lost. Winding up a rumpled, self-important food critic between orders is just the one part of the day that doesn't feel like survival. What starts as a turf war over eighteen feet of sidewalk turns into something neither of them planned — banter that won't quit, a truck window that becomes the best part of both their days, and a chemistry that finally boils over in the last place either of them expected it to. But Sawyer is keeping a secret that could end everything the moment Dean finds out: the dish riding on his career, the one he's rebuilding shift after shift on borrowed time, is about to land in front of the one person qualified to write its verdict — and Dean doesn't know that the chef and the man he's falling for are the same person. When the truth comes out with a career, a magazine byline, and both their hearts on the line, Dean has to decide whether honesty and love can survive the same review — and Sawyer has to find out if trusting someone is scarier than losing them. Lunch Cart Wars is a full-length, banter-heavy MM romantic comedy with an enemies-to-lovers turf war, a slow-burn secret identity, hurt/comfort you'll want tissues for, and a guaranteed happy ending. Book One in The Bylines, a connected series following one tight-knit New York friend group — one couple, one new love story, per book.