Katherine Sweet enjoys her job as a pastry chef at a swanky Halifax restaurant but loves building her cake decorating business even more. When her mom announces she’s flying to France with her latest toy-boy, Katherine has to ditch the buttercream frosting and hurry to MacLeod’s Cove to babysit the family pasta factory.
A fateful charity bachelor auction puts her up close and personal with the star of her high school fantasies, all grown up and delicious. Even worse, he’s smart and loving and he has a puppy!
She doesn’t have time for kisses in the apple orchard – she has a cake empire to launch. Which means returning to the big city and ignoring the glimpse of happily-ever-after.
Talk about bad timing.
Mark Drysdale can’t imagine not being a volunteer firefighter in his hometown or helping to run the horse rescue shelter with his best friend.
Then he fills in at a charity auction and is ‘bought’ by the woman who still takes his breath away after all these years. Their dream date is a failure, and the only time he sees her is when he’s in the role of rescuer – car trouble, small kitchen fire – the usual minor disasters.
Even when they’re having fun and growing closer, he knows the clock is ticking. The woman he’s falling in love with is being pulled in too many directions and he’s afraid he’ll lose the tug-of-war.
The timing couldn’t be worse.
A fateful charity bachelor auction puts her up close and personal with the star of her high school fantasies, all grown up and delicious. Even worse, he’s smart and loving and he has a puppy!
She doesn’t have time for kisses in the apple orchard – she has a cake empire to launch. Which means returning to the big city and ignoring the glimpse of happily-ever-after.
Talk about bad timing.
Mark Drysdale can’t imagine not being a volunteer firefighter in his hometown or helping to run the horse rescue shelter with his best friend.
Then he fills in at a charity auction and is ‘bought’ by the woman who still takes his breath away after all these years. Their dream date is a failure, and the only time he sees her is when he’s in the role of rescuer – car trouble, small kitchen fire – the usual minor disasters.
Even when they’re having fun and growing closer, he knows the clock is ticking. The woman he’s falling in love with is being pulled in too many directions and he’s afraid he’ll lose the tug-of-war.
The timing couldn’t be worse.