PREORDER- You Cake My Breath Away Paperback (no goodies)
This is ONLY the signed copy.
Archer Wilson isn’t just the stupidly handsome carpenter I had a crush on in college, he’s my late husband’s best friend. Someone I used to consider a friend too.
Yeah, used to being the operative word.
Ever since Jessie passed away, Archer’s frozen me out. Where there was once warmth and playful friendship between us, now we can’t stand to be in the same room without throwing snarky remarks at each other.
When I discover Jessie bought me a bakery location before he died and tasked Archer with the job to get it ready for opening, I’m shocked. We can barely stand each other. How are we going to work together day in and day out?
This is going to be a disaster.
But now I have a problem…
Old feelings are bubbling back to the surface, and I want to honor my commitment to my late husband, but I’m falling for his best friend. This thing with Archer could be my second chance at happily-ever-after, or it could collapse like an overdone souffle.
This is ONLY the signed copy.
Archer Wilson isn’t just the stupidly handsome carpenter I had a crush on in college, he’s my late husband’s best friend. Someone I used to consider a friend too.
Yeah, used to being the operative word.
Ever since Jessie passed away, Archer’s frozen me out. Where there was once warmth and playful friendship between us, now we can’t stand to be in the same room without throwing snarky remarks at each other.
When I discover Jessie bought me a bakery location before he died and tasked Archer with the job to get it ready for opening, I’m shocked. We can barely stand each other. How are we going to work together day in and day out?
This is going to be a disaster.
But now I have a problem…
Old feelings are bubbling back to the surface, and I want to honor my commitment to my late husband, but I’m falling for his best friend. This thing with Archer could be my second chance at happily-ever-after, or it could collapse like an overdone souffle.
This is ONLY the signed copy.
Archer Wilson isn’t just the stupidly handsome carpenter I had a crush on in college, he’s my late husband’s best friend. Someone I used to consider a friend too.
Yeah, used to being the operative word.
Ever since Jessie passed away, Archer’s frozen me out. Where there was once warmth and playful friendship between us, now we can’t stand to be in the same room without throwing snarky remarks at each other.
When I discover Jessie bought me a bakery location before he died and tasked Archer with the job to get it ready for opening, I’m shocked. We can barely stand each other. How are we going to work together day in and day out?
This is going to be a disaster.
But now I have a problem…
Old feelings are bubbling back to the surface, and I want to honor my commitment to my late husband, but I’m falling for his best friend. This thing with Archer could be my second chance at happily-ever-after, or it could collapse like an overdone souffle.