All Julieta Galindo wants is to take her place at the family restaurant, but a series of kitchen disasters have her mom and aunt convinced she’s not ready. So when her aunt offers Julieta the chance to prove herself, she says yes, no questions asked. Catering an event for the local synagogue should be a breeze . . . Joshua Bernstein never imagined he’d be moving in with his parents, but after falling for his ex-best friend’s investment scam, he has no other choice. Only after weeks of moping, his family’s given him an ultimatum: help his brother, the local rabbi, with the upcoming Mimouna celebration or find a new place to live. As teenagers, Josh and Julieta were each other’s biggest competition; working together now is unimaginable. When Julieta receives a devastating diagnosis, however, Josh provides support, comfort, and even affection. But with their futures in flux, how can they explore these new feelings-let alone a new relationship?
