The Cupcake Conundrum

A Sweet & Cozy Opposites Attract Romcom

He's all strict schedules and protein powder. I'm all buttercream and caffeine. This opposites attract collision is about to get messy.

Sadie

I’m the reliable one in Juniper Springs. Give me a bakery to run, a crisis to solve, or an influencer bride demanding an avocado wedding cake, and I’ll handle it with a smile. My friends’ new wedding venue depends on me delivering the perfect sugar high. I don't have time to sleep, let alone breathe.

But when I accidentally assault the stoic, massive ex-football player next door with a bag of flour, my carefully contained chaos starts to crumble. Ryan Cooper treats his gym like a military operation and looks at me like a problem he needs to optimize. He’s infuriatingly disciplined, terrifyingly handsome, and entirely too determined to fix my life.

Ryan

I build my entire world around measurable progress and clearly defined rules. After a spectacular coaching failure, I moved to this quiet lake town to run my gym in peace. I need predictable routines. I do not need a frantic, flour-dusted baker bursting through my doors and destroying my peace of mind.

Sadie Miller is a logistical nightmare running on pure spite and espresso. She thinks she has to carry the weight of the entire town on her shoulders. I just want to protect her from burning out. But the closer I get to her sweet, chaotic warmth, the more I realize my perfectly structured life is completely empty without her in it.

Can a disciplined coach and a fiercely independent baker find the perfect recipe for love, or will their differences force them to close up shop for good?

The Cupcake Conundrum is a dual-POV sweet cozy contemporary small town rom-com with a guaranteed happily ever after. Perfect for fans of Sarah Adams!

Read if you love:

• Opposites Attract

• Athlete vs Baker

• Small Town Romance

• Forced Proximity (Business Collaboration)

• Protective Ex-Athlete MMC

• Cozy Stories

• Closed Door

Finally! More than one voice.

Nicely written and great use of Virtual Voice. The author cared enough about her writing to out thought behind the voices she used. My only issues were that the main characters had issues that only years of therapy would overcome.