New York Groove

Laura Livingston refused to marry James Whelan, the only man she has ever loved, when she discovered that he was "ethically challenged." Now he's working as a food critic in New York and wants her back in his life, but wealthy book collector Galen Porteous also takes an interest in Laura. Cataloging Galen's collection of eighteenth-century books, Laura discovers a treasure: a book with inscribed erotic verses from her hero, Alexander Pope, to an unknown mistress. But rival Pope scholar...
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Laura Livingston refused to marry James Whelan, the only man she has ever loved, when she discovered that he was "ethically challenged." Now he's working as a food critic in New York and wants her back in his life, but wealthy book collector Galen Porteous also takes an interest in Laura. Cataloging Galen's collection of eighteenth-century books, Laura discovers a treasure: a book with inscribed erotic verses from her hero, Alexander Pope, to an unknown mistress. But rival Pope scholar Mervyn Pargeter is out to discredit Laura, and his machinations reach into the English department at Parnell State. In New York, James wooes Laura with the meal of a lifetime and continues her erotic education, while Galen wants her to leave Parnell State University to work for him. Will Laura give up the tenured job she loves for either man, and will James be able to convince a skeptical Laura that he's more than an amuse bouche? New York Groove is the sequel to London Broil by Linnet Moss.