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TJ Alexander is an amateur baker and author who writes about queer love. Originally from Florida, they received their MA in writing and publishing from Emerson College in Boston. They live in New York City with their wife and various houseplants.
CHEF'S KISS is a luscious dessert of a novel, a romantic comedy as classic as it is modern, as satisfying as it is groundbreaking. -- Camille Perri, author of WHEN KATIE MET CASSIDY I want to give this book the biggest hug! CHEF'S KISS is an utter delight, filled with sumptuous food, and adorable banter. This is the first time I've read a book with a nonbinary love interest, and I was cheering for Ray and Simone the entire time. At times, it can be heart-wrenching, but above all it is the ultimate feel-good read, something I will be recommending to everyone! -- Jesse Q. Sutanto, author of DIAL A FOR AUNTIES Sweet and so deliciously written! This charming foodie romance is brimming with delectable baking and memorable characters. Simone and Ray's connection started out a bit grumpy/sunshine, but with a pinch of kindness, a dash of mutual support, and a heavy splash of acceptance, their relationship baked up into a sweet treat that is sure to melt your heart! An enjoyable debut! -- Farah Heron, Author of ACCIDENTALLY ENGAGED and TAHIRA IN BLOOM A truly delightful debut, as queer as it is sweet. Cheerful Ray and prickly Simone are a match made in a test kitchen. This tasty, modern rom-com celebrates loving fiercely, living authentically, and eating well. -- Georgia Clark, author of IT HAD TO BE YOU Swoon-worthy... Readers who enjoyed the adventures in romances like Alexis Hall's ROSALINE PALMER TAKES THE CAKE and Adriana Herrera's MANGOES AND MISTLETOE will likely eat this one up too. * Library Journal * One of the most intricate and satisfying queer romances in years. Fans of Casey McQuiston will be wowed. * Publishers Weekly (starred review) * CHEF'S KISS combines a sugary sweet romance with an intricate narrative arc of what it means to be a good ally. With a charming cast of queer, diverse characters and food descriptions that will have you salivating, this one's perfect for fans of LOVE & OTHER DISASTERS and ROSALINE PALMER TAKES THE CAKE. * The Nerd Daily * Tender, sweet, and hot. * Amanda Elliot, author of SADIE ON A PLATE, for The Nerd Daily *
