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Title: A Tuscan Seduction: A Romantic Cookbook for Two by James Lambeth, Miles James ISBN: 0-9601678-6-2 Publisher: Miami Dog Press Pub. Date: 01 June, 2000 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $34.50

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Average Customer Rating: 2 (4 reviews)

Rating: 1
Summary: Extremely bad layout!
Comment: This book is a great disappointment. The graphic design and layout is very unprofessional. The receipes are formated in a way that are hard to read, as well as choice of color. While the book is consistent in its format, its not appropriate in all cases.

The photographer is WAY too fond of motion blurr. I want to see what the food looks like, not have it wisking away from me.

The receipes are decent, but given how things are presented, make me not want to try them.

Rating: 1
Summary: Big Disappointment
Comment: A poorly conceived and executed cookbook -- you are better off saving your money or getting something else. The food ideas are very BASIC, and short of a few stock photos, the pics are amateurish.

Rating: 1
Summary: Disappointing and poorly produced
Comment: I recently ordered A Tuscan Seduction and Soffritto: Tradition and Innovation in Tuscan Cooking, and they couldn't be more different books. Don't bother with A Tuscan Seduction; head directly for Soffritto.

A Tuscan Seduction is crippled by its poor production. The photographs are ugly, often poorly arranged; many look like they're digital photos. Often the print on a page is run over a photo and is obscured by it. Somebody involved in the production seemed to think that it was a good idea to run the recipes in two or three columns on a page; it only makes it more difficult to follow the text. The recipes aren't bad but the production of the book leaves it difficult to follow or find them. Don't waste your time with this one.