Like A Wolf — Lee Brazil

Young, fresh, and wise beyond his years, Robert Redding finds culinary success and contentment with The Lunch Basket, his upscale diner that dishes up good old-fashioned country food. Serving the food he loves to his customers has always made him happy. He sees no need to step outside his comfort zone. He doesn't want to be famous; he just wants to feed people.

Every good meal should be served with an edge of danger…
At least, that's Hank Wolf's philosophy of food. Step through the doors of Hungry and you're putting yourself in his hands. In the kitchen, Hank is in control of everything, and the result is a mouthwatering dining experience that the whole town loves. Letting go of the tight control he has on every aspect of his life just isn't in the recipe.

Curiosity leads Robbie to Hank's so he can see for himself what all the fuss is about, and the attraction between the two chefs comes to a quick boil. But give these two restaurateurs the same ingredients and watch haute cuisine and home-style come head-to-head.