Juliana Owen has three rules for running a bakery:

Juliana hasn't spoken to Armand in four years. Not since their culinary school graduation, when he decided the best possible moment to critique her baking was in front of every person she'd ever respected. Her response was swift, decisive, and completely rational. She abandoned baking altogether and started developing frozen dinner formulas instead.

Then Great-Aunt Eleanor dies and leaves her bakery to both of them, because apparently death doesn't cure meddling.

Armand arrives with his own sourdough starter and the audacity to suggest they "collaborate." To make matters worse, the bakery is hemorrhaging money, the oven seems to have a mind of its own, and Eleanor's sugar bowl has developed a habit of sliding across the counter when nobody's touching it.

Eleanor left Juliana a failing bakery, an infuriating rival, and a secret that's been buried for nearly fifty years. And Juliana is absolutely, definitely not going to ugly-cry into a piping bag over any of it. She is not.

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For readers who love:
■ Ghosts with strong opinions and zero respect for boundaries
■ Rivals stuck running a bakery together
■ Family secrets and long-held grudges

A sweet, closed-door paranormal romcom with a guaranteed HEA. Book 1 in the Ghosts Who Bake series. A fun, flirty escape perfect for your next night in.

Perfect for fans of Molly Harper and Kate Serzenta.

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