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Overview
The gig of a lifetime. A gorgeous Cotswolds estate. One relentlessly cheerful billionaire.
I'm a chef to the rich and famous. I have big ambitions and a visa that expires in March. So when Santiago Vale—world-famous tenor, billionaire music mogul, and walking charm offensive—hires me to spend the holidays at his family compound whipping his legendary father into shape, I say yes.
Cook beautiful food. Impress the right people. Land the permanent job that lets me stay in England. Simple.
Except nothing about the Vales is simple.
His father is suspicious of every lentil. His stepmother is a shark in cashmere. And his ex-wife—a soprano who's neurotic and narcissistic in equal measure—has a long list of 'nutritional protocols' that includes hand-peeling her chickpeas... individually.
The whole family can get stuffed, honestly.
All of them except for Santi. Which is a major problem.
Because my new boss is warm, and a wonderful dad, and hot in a way that should come with a warning—and he keeps showing up. In my kitchen, on my morning runs, and at midnight, with contraband cheese and a bottle of wine worth more than my entire wardrobe.
He flirts with everyone. Flirtation is his entire brand.
So why do I keep forgetting that when he looks at me?
I have four weeks to transform his father, dodge his ex-wife, charm his terrifying guests, and secure my entire future. My plan is airtight... and there's no Santi clause.
Falling for my boss is not on the menu.
Get Stuffed is a spicy, laugh-out-loud Christmas novella featuring a celebrity single dad, forced proximity between an uptight chef and her impossibly sunshiney billionaire boss, and more cheese than is strictly decent. HEA guaranteed. No cheating, no cliffhanger.
Read all the novellas in the delicious Billionaire Christmas series:
Unmerrily Yours by Maya Alden
Grumpy Christmas by Nadia Lee
Santa Actually by Rosa Lucas
I'm a chef to the rich and famous. I have big ambitions and a visa that expires in March. So when Santiago Vale—world-famous tenor, billionaire music mogul, and walking charm offensive—hires me to spend the holidays at his family compound whipping his legendary father into shape, I say yes.
Cook beautiful food. Impress the right people. Land the permanent job that lets me stay in England. Simple.
Except nothing about the Vales is simple.
His father is suspicious of every lentil. His stepmother is a shark in cashmere. And his ex-wife—a soprano who's neurotic and narcissistic in equal measure—has a long list of 'nutritional protocols' that includes hand-peeling her chickpeas... individually.
The whole family can get stuffed, honestly.
All of them except for Santi. Which is a major problem.
Because my new boss is warm, and a wonderful dad, and hot in a way that should come with a warning—and he keeps showing up. In my kitchen, on my morning runs, and at midnight, with contraband cheese and a bottle of wine worth more than my entire wardrobe.
He flirts with everyone. Flirtation is his entire brand.
So why do I keep forgetting that when he looks at me?
I have four weeks to transform his father, dodge his ex-wife, charm his terrifying guests, and secure my entire future. My plan is airtight... and there's no Santi clause.
Falling for my boss is not on the menu.
Get Stuffed is a spicy, laugh-out-loud Christmas novella featuring a celebrity single dad, forced proximity between an uptight chef and her impossibly sunshiney billionaire boss, and more cheese than is strictly decent. HEA guaranteed. No cheating, no cliffhanger.
Read all the novellas in the delicious Billionaire Christmas series:
Unmerrily Yours by Maya Alden
Grumpy Christmas by Nadia Lee
Santa Actually by Rosa Lucas
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| ISBN | 255772812 |
| Publisher | |
| Publication date | November 2026 |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 310 pages |
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