H. A. Nicola
Set in Canary Wharf, Cayenne Richards is an attractive mother of three who happens to be a single parent and a woman of colour. Kenneth Halpern-Smith is a single-ish professional father of none. He is a Caucasian and a successful accountant for a large international finance company. One day during the hectic lunch period in Canary Wharf, the capital's business centre, these two entities collide... The fusion is explosive. Once Kenneth has his first taste of her seasoned caramel succulence, he is forever changed... his suburban existence pales into pallid insignificance. Will his corporate resolve be softened by her cultural impudence? Once Cayenne tastes the simplicity of his acquired milk and experiences for the first time his uncomplicated jejune flavour, it opens her eyes to the notion that less can indeed be more... Will he help her see that he may well be the perfect condiment? The outcome is a decadent combination. Like a caressing swirl of cream atop a satisfying hot cocoa, one infuses the other to create a deliciously potent blend.
