Suspiciously Sweet

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Trevor Hill has a secret.

By  day he’s a mild-mannered journalist, but by night he’s the hottest—and  most hated—food critic in town. When he walks into Nana O’Neill’s Bakery  looking for his next scathing review, the last thing he expects is  someone like Owen behind the counter. The scowling man looks more like a  bouncer than a baker, but after one bite, Trevor is in love—with Owen’s  baking at least.

Owen O’Neill has secrets of his own.

Scarred,  tattooed Owen would rather be in the kitchen whipping up pastries than  dealing with actual people. But with the business failing, he can’t  bring himself to kick out any repeat customers, even ones as annoying,  dismissive, sarcastic, funny, and gorgeous as Trevor.

All Owen  wants is to be left to run his little bakery in peace—a task made more  difficult not only by Trevor’s distracting presence, but also by the  legions of fans that show up following a review by a famous yet  secretive critic…

A 35,000 word novella, Suspiciously Sweet is as light and fluffy as a genoise sponge, but served hot and filled with plenty of spice!