Ready or Knot - FREE ROMANCE BOOK
- rebeccachaseauthor
- Nov 28, 2025
- 2 min read
When I wrote Go Cook Yourself, I was a little disappointed because although I loved Ruby and Garett's book, starting where I did meant I wouldn't be able to tell Amber and Kalen’s story. But all that changes now!
Ready or Knot is the prequel to Go Cook Yourself. And I've made it a free romance book. You’ll be able to find out how Amber and Kalen met, and how spicy these two get when they’re alone in the cookery school. You'll also learn what took them from strangers who can’t flirt to the couple in Go Cook Yourself.
You don’t need to read Go Cook Yourself to read Ready or Knot. But you might want to after...
READY OR KNOT BLURB
Trouble walked into my cookery school in the form of a hot, cheeky naval officer. With his perfect abs, thick thighs, and massive…heart, he’s the last distraction I need. He’s going to ruin me, and I might just let him!
Amber Cloud has two goals: build a successful family cookery school and continue her grandparents’ legacy. She’ll never find the real everlasting love her grandparents had, and can’t let fleeting romance interfere with her dreams.
Kalen Lynch is a naval officer who no one would miss if he disappeared. He’s never been in love, and his job makes relationships impossible. But behind his playful cinnamon roll exterior is a man who wants a real home and family.
What starts as a case of mistaken identity and flirty banter builds into a connection neither can ignore. But between Kalen’s secret missions and Amber’s conviction that relationships are built on trust and time, they don’t stand a chance, even if passion on the kitchen counter tells them otherwise.
One week isn’t enough to risk your family’s legacy, and happy every afters aren’t for everyone, so why is this future impossible to resist?
Tropes: Small town romance, mistaken identity, strangers to lovers, found family, he falls first and harder, it won’t work, unforced proximity, insta-lust.
TW: Grief
How to read this free romance book
Ready or Knot is only available for FREE for newsletter subscribers.
I've teamed up with other authors attending next year's HEA Bookshop event in Liverpool to offer free books.
You can get Ready or Knot by clicking the pink button below.
Then select Ready or Knot. It will ask you to put in your contact details.
If you want any of the other books on that main page, you'll have to sign up for their newsletters separately.
I hope you love reading Amber and Kalen's story as much as I loved writing it.
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