Can she have it all? Or will starting over leave a bad taste in her mouth? Abigail Mullins is in the business of happy ever afters. Owner of a London boutique cake shop, she caters to brides wishing to express themselves in unusual ways, and relishes her small, creative life. That quiet life is disturbed when intriguing, albeit lonely, socialite Dillon Wheeler literally crashes into her life, and one of her clever cake concepts becomes an overnight sensation. Now the media is asking questions about the woman behind the cake. Not only does this new-found popularity threaten the anonymous life she's created, but it brings in a customer who might otherwise never have found her. A customer from Abigail's life before London, who knows what Abigail did to escape it, and who could ruin everything. For who's going to trust her with their happy ever after once they know what she did to sabotage her own? A compelling contemporary...

A workplace romance leads to a sweet second chance...Dean Foster needs Alice Jaye. Hiring her to manage all things administration and customer service at Foster's Garage is giving him back something he's been lacking for years: time. Time to focus on his business, time to be with his family. Time, even, to learn how to be something more than the town's favourite widow.Alice Jaye needs Dean Foster. A single mother struggling to make ends meet, Alice relies on the second income from Foster's Garage to help make ends meet. But by taking a second job, Alice is losing the very thing she needs most: time. Time with her son. Time to rest. Time to be more than a money–chasing zombie who hasn't had a grown–up dinner conversation in years.Both Dean and Alice feel like they've left romance behind, but as they start spending their days together and as their kids start to bond, it becomes clear that what begins in winter could grow into a very sweet spring.