Weddings and Wasabi available in both print and ebook

Captain's Log, Stardate 07.07.2011

I just found out (like a few days ago) that the ebook version of Weddings and Wasabi, is now available! This is the fourth book in my Sushi series. What's even better is that it's only $2.99!

After finally graduating with a culinary degree, Jennifer Lim is pressured by her family to work at her control-freak aunty’s restaurant. But after a family dispute, Jenn is determined to no longer be a doormat and instead starts her own catering company. Her search for a wine merchant brings John into her life—a tall, dark, handsome biker in form-fitting black leather, who’s Hispanic to boot. It would be wonderfully wild to snag a man like that!

Shy engineer Edward tentatively tries out his birthday present from his winery-owner uncle—a Harley-Davidson complete with the trimmings. Jennifer seems attracted to the rough, aggressive image, but it isn’t his real self. Is she latching onto him just to spite her horrified family? And if this spark between them is real, will showing her the true guy underneath put it out?

And what’s with the goat in the backyard?

Excerpt!

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Comments

Unknown said…

As soon as I saw the blog that this was out...I went to Amazon to buy it on my kindle!

Thu Jul 07, 04:29:00 PM 2011

Camy Tang said…

You rock! Thanks so much!

Thu Jul 07, 06:55:00 PM 2011

Anonymous said…

Wow! This snuck up on me! Didn't know it was coming out so soon! Got it!

Thu Jul 07, 10:27:00 PM 2011

Camy Tang said…

Thanks a bunch, Lynn! I hope you enjoy it!
Camy

Thu Jul 07, 10:45:00 PM 2011

Crystal Laine said…

Just ordered it! And now it's on my Kindle. Love this series so will love it. :)

Sun Jul 10, 05:01:00 PM 2011

Camy Tang said…

Thanks so much Crystal!!!!!

Sun Jul 10, 08:51:00 PM 2011

Anonymous said…

Hour and a half on the treadmill and I'm about halfway through the book already! You need to write longer books! Feeling so for Jenn!

Sun Jul 17, 12:17:00 AM 2011

Camy Tang said…

I'm glad you're liking it Lynn!

Sun Jul 17, 12:03:00 PM 2011

Anonymous said…

Probably would have finished it today but members invited us over for dinner and just couldn't hit the treadmill after that dinner! Maybe tomorrow night!

Sun Jul 17, 11:35:00 PM 2011

Camy Tang said…

So did you finish it? :)

Tue Jul 19, 03:55:00 AM 2011

Anonymous said…

I only have one question...did she?
Makes me want to read all the books over again! Just love all your characters so much!

Tue Jul 19, 11:01:00 PM 2011

Camy Tang said…

You mean it wasn't obvious? Shucks. I need to learn to write!

Wed Jul 20, 12:04:00 AM 2011

Anonymous said…

Oh bummer! Now I feel like I let you down...unless you didn't understand what I was asking....

Mon Jul 25, 10:12:00 PM 2011

Camy Tang said…

LOL Now I'm not sure I know what you're asking. :)

Tue Jul 26, 10:05:00 PM 2011

Delia said…

I can't wait to read this, Camy! I've loved the other books in this series so I know I will love this one, too! Going to order it now! :)

Wed Jul 27, 03:54:00 AM 2011

Camy Tang said…

Thanks so much Delia! I hope you like it!

Wed Jul 27, 03:02:00 PM 2011

Cat said…

Oh my gosh, I didn't know the 4th book in the series is out. Saw in on Amazon, didn't believe it and had to read your blog to make sure. I'll have to buy the kindle version tonight! So excited!!! I think I have to read the whole series again, since it has been quite a while since I last read them.

Mon Aug 01, 10:36:00 PM 2011

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