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Churning like warm butter
Churning like ice cream
hands quicken
my fragile
breath…
*
A day, an hour
drew fine points of light
in a fine memory
of
Wedding Bells ’08
*
Cutting deeper
are your words
no longer pensive
sharp pencils
jabbing your forgive me letters
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Camy Tang is the author of the Sushi Series and now Steeple Hill romance novels such as Stalker in the Shadows, releasing January 2012. In the fourth installment of the Sushi Series, Weddings and Wasabi,, Jennifer Lim, a rising chef with a palate for flavorful foods discovers that love and independence can be found not only in Malaysian Basil sauceand the support of friends and family.
Continuing from the last book in the Sushi Series, Single Sashimi, Jenn Lim is the cousin who everyone view as sweet and obedient. Well, she is tired of it and did not finish her Culinary Arts degree just to go working for her very controlling, very unshakeable Aunty Aikiko. After much agonizing and finding out her mom is sick and will need medical care requiring lots of money, Jennifer finds that one thing is missing in her realizing her dream of becoming a chef and taking care of her mother at the same time: the Lord’s take on things.
In the midst of her quiet storm, Jenn meets Edward (Continue reading on Examiner.com Review of ‘Weddings and Wasabi’: Novella packs a punch with flavorful plot – Norfolk Christian fiction | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/christian-fiction-in-norfolk/review-of-weddings-and-wasabi-novella-packs-a-punch-with-flavorful-plot-review#ixzz1WgMBfd4x)
