A small-town baker faces off against her longtime nemesis on a reality TV competition in this delightful romantic comedy.Magda Miller’s feud with rival baker Mackenzie Newton is so old, folks in tiny Pine Hollow, Vermont forgot how it started. But Magda remembers: Ten years ago, she offered Mac her heart—instead, he ran off with her grandmother's maple cake recipe. Now, Mac traipses all over Magda’s baking territory, just like his oversized tabby keeps sneaking into her house to claim her dog’s favorite bed. So, when Magda gets the call to compete on The Great American Cake-Off, she’s thrilled to finally shine in a Mac-free zone. But when she arrives on set, her devilishly handsome nemesis is already there . . .It turns out, Mac and Magda’s story has inspired the first ever Arch Rivals edition of Cake-Off, and of course Mac has to raise the stakes with a wager. The winner takes all—the Cake-Off title, the contested recipe, and control of the narrative. Magda is more than ready to kick Mac’s Bundt. But as they spar, on-screen and off, Mac and Magda reveal the best in each other...and the sizzling attraction fueling their rivalry. Only one of them can win, so why does it suddenly feel like they both stand to lose?
I would almost put this up there with my other two favorite baking/cooking competition romances -- Love at 350° and Recipe for Love! This also had a SERIOUS enemies to lovers trope that was well done. I just wished this was a bit more backstory/character development and a bit more time of the lovers not just the enemies. I found this very technical baking competition forward so if you like baking romances give it a try!
He didn't know what had just happened. He didn't know if this thing between them had grown out of the feud, or if they'd been feuding all along because both of them had sensed this thing between them under the surface-and he didn't care.Their past was a shitshow, but the future? The future was suddenly very, very interesting.
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