Book Club Food Ideas Novels & Stories

The ones they handed to us had clearly gone through quite a bit of hands already with stains and some of the printed words running. “Honestly, I’ll just have bread, bread, and more bread,” I joked to Gigi. “I love having friends who like to eat! Especially when it’s carbs,” she replied. “Just don’t tell my mom.” “You don’t tell your mom!” She snickered and we shared a thieving look. “So does that mean we should just order a couple of bread baskets with smoked salmon chowder to dip it in? And what is this mystery meat stew?”

, Blake asks coming up behind me and wrapped his arms around me. “Starved,” I answer grabbing his hand and start making our way to the table where all the food is. The selection is incredible! Burgers (ones Alpha Pierce didn’t burn), hot dogs, steaks, brats, kielbasa’s, pasta, macaroni, and potato salads. Along with multiple different side dishes. I settle down with a burger, macaroni salad, and pasta salad. Everything was so well seasoned and tasted so good. “So, Winter,” Jani started, “how many more classes until you graduate?”

Like they had something to celebrate tonight. “Sounds good to me. Strawberry season is upon us again. How about we make a strawberry salad? We could barbecue those chicken legs if mom’s not done something weird with them.” Lynn injected a little more detail into April’s urge with her favourite food combination. Lynn and April talked while they walked, but they weren’t at ease. Both women kept their eyes open so they wouldn’t get caught unaware by anyone. So far, there was no sign of Xavier or any of his stooges. “That sounds good. If they have potatoes, we could make some baked potatoes to go alongside of that.” April figured if they were going to barbecue the chicken, then why not some pota

She was taking in everything my Mum and Aunts were saying, looking at them like they were Goddesses or something, bless her. “So, afternoon tea style food or a BBQ?” Aunt Zoe questioned, and I rolled my eyes. I honestly did not think people would care so long as there was food and drink for them to enjoy. At any pack celebrations they were some of the necessities. More so plenty of alcohol, as most of the older wolves enjoyed to have a few drinks. “BBQ does sound good.” Ayla pointed out. “And a salad bar. Maybe a pizza oven?” “Hmmm. That sounds like a good idea, actually.” Mum responded. “So we keep it simple then. Burgers. Salad. And Pizza?”

There were only five of us and enough food to feed a football team. "I wasn't sure what everyone wanted, so I got a variety," Bob said when we got back. "And whatever we don't eat, someone can take it home so it doesn't waste." Maddy and I grabbed a bbq plate. Sliced brisket and sausage are my favorite. The plates came with a scoop of mac and cheese, a scoop of potato salad, some baked beans, and a roll. The boys went for the burgers and fries. The burgers were double meat patties that looked like they were half an inch thick each, with all the fixings. Dane knows how much I love french fries so he shared his fries with me and he ate some of my mac and cheese and potato salad. Maddy and I fe

“We could organize a family dinner, something casual. Maybe if it doesn’t feel like a meeting, they’ll be more open.” Mr. Kyoto considered her suggestion. “That’s not a bad idea. A relaxed setting might help them lower their defenses.” Polaris nodded in agreement, excitement bubbling within her. “We could cook their favorite meals. Daryl loves lasagna, and I know William has a sweet tooth.” “And Sebastian is always up for some spicy food,” Sofia added with a hint of a smile. “Let’s plan for this weekend. If we can get them to the table, it might spark something.”

Darla nodded, and she grabbed one of the several phones we had strewn around and went to put in a call. “I’ll help you.” Cleo got to her feet and followed her new crush. I couldn’t help but smile when I saw them exchange those flirtatious little glances. Who’d have thought a librarian and a socialite would make a good match? “Okay, and this is what I was thinking for the menus.” Jolene pushed a piece of paper toward me, one covered in her chicken-scratch scrawl, and pointed at a particular sentence. “And this one, that’s the meatless option, but I don’t know if we should make it vegan too,” she explained.

Mitch tells me, “Think of what the menu items will likely be. What does that conjure in your mind?” “Lobster, prawns, king and soft-shell crab, clams, mussels, oysters. Healthy and creative sides. Shareable plates for appetizers. Decadent desserts. And the décor… Warm and charming for an anniversary or a birthday dinner. Yet dynamic enough to invite ten of your closest friends to join you for a…a…” I hear a resonate clicking in my brain. “A clambake,” I say. My gaze snaps up and connects with Mitch’s.

I let out a breath and sighed, “Now, we need to tell Alpha and Luna.” Joshua mind linked Alpha and Luna and they all walked in. Alpha Matthew asked, “What’s up?” I asked, “Alpha Matthew, I have set up a lunch meeting for all of us on Wednesday at noon. I will be cooking chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, green beans and dinner rolls with peach cobbler and homemade ice cream for dessert. In return, I need you to keep an open mind. You learned this morning that your dad’s ways weren’t always the best. Right?” He nodded suspiciously, “Yes.” I continued, “Then you know that this stupid feud between your father and Alpha Conner’s father may not be for the best either. Right? You only ha

I pull away. "Not here." I can feel my face cool down. "Then, let's go back to the room." Jack whispers huskily. The offer is tempting, then my stomach growls. I'm hungry for two reasons. One, because my mate is sexy as ever. Two, because I haven't eaten in four hours. "Are you hungry?" Jack plays with my hair. I nod. "KFC?" I smile. After ordering, we eat in the car. We pass cute stores, filled with anything and everything. There is a store called, I'm So Booked! It was a calendar and a book store. I laugh at the clever word play.