Clashes, sweet & noble hearts

· Carys Applemore
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96
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Romance, Regency, Hate to love.

An ill-tempered earl, a proud cook, and a recipe for disaster (or perhaps, for love).

Sebastian Wentworth is a wealthy, spoiled, and insufferable Earl, forced to retreat to his country estate after a disastrous string of losses at the gaming tables.

Arriving at his crumbling ancestral home, he is introduced to his staff, including the replacement cook. She is Eleanor Hale, a girl of humble origins with an extraordinary talent for pastry and a tongue as sharp as her kitchen knives.

From the very first moment, the capricious and obstinate Earl clashes with Eleanor's fierce pride, but she has no intention of being downtrodden by an arrogant, high-handed nobleman.

Between their constant bickering, peculiar sweets, and a dinner party that threatens to end in complete disaster, something begins to change. For as all seasoned hearts know, love is never a simple recipe: it requires a pinch of patience, a dash of courage, and, above all, the perfect measure of secret ingredients.

Warning: This tale may cause an irresistible craving for confections and an abrupt, surprising fondness for ill-mannered noblemen! Read with caution (and preferably with a cup of tea close at hand).

Stand-alone story. Trope: Hate to Love.

Romance, Regency, Hate to love. An ill-tempered earl, a proud cook, and a recipe for disaster (or perhaps, for love). Sebastian Wentworth is a wealthy, spoiled, and insufferable Earl, forced to retreat to his country estate after a disastrous string of losses at the gaming tables. Arriving at his...

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