Sparks fly in the kitchen in this second cosy and charming novel set in the small town of Leaford, from the author of The Tangled Life of Tabitha Grey.

With her ten-year plan well underway, everything seems to be working out for twenty-eight year old Cressida Nash. Her boyfriend Alistair has just proposed, her baking business is picking up, and despite not living together yet, she is grateful for her independence.

That is until the flat below Cressida's is rented out to amateur drummer Mickey, and the late nights of loud music and disturbed sleep begin to catch up to her. What seemed like a small inconvenience at first eventually turns into a nightmare neighbour situation, and Cressida and Mickey continue to clash.

But after the stress piles up for her biggest baking job yet, and she finds herself drifitng further from Alistair and his vision for their future, there is only one person who steps up to help with the workload... Mickey. Between hours in the kitchen and run-ins at home, Cressida and Mickey begin to form an unlikely partnership where they may just have more in common than they anticipated...



Amelia Wildwood is a lifelong dreamer and hopeless romantic who longs to trade her tiny office in for a boat on the waterways, a cabin up a mountain, or a camper van. Until that dream comes true she'll have to make do with writing about it instead. Born to crochet but forced to work, Amelia lives in Cornwall with a permanently sandy dog.