A Legend in the Baking

A Novel (Sugar Blitz, Book 2)

By: Jamie Wesley

Narrated by: Jaime Lincoln Smith, Nia Serge

After accidentally going viral on social media, a cupcake-baking football player gets assistance from a social media maven—and his best friend's little sister—to help promote his new bakery.

August Hodges was supposed to be the silent partner in Sugar Blitz Cupcakes. Emphasis on silent. That is until his impromptu feminist rant about how women bakers are the backbone of the industry and baking cupcakes isn’t a threat to masculinity goes viral, making him the hottest bachelor in town. With a new location in the works, August and his partners decide to capitalize on this perfect opportunity to help cement their place in the community. But the hiring of his best friend’s younger sister, the woman who has haunted some of his best dreams for years, was as much of a shock as his new-found fame.

Social media manager Sloane Dell fell hard for her brother’s best friend the moment she met him more than a decade ago, but that teenage infatuation cost her dearly. Still, she accepts her brother’s request to revamp the bakery’s social media presence to take advantage of August’s newfound popularity, knowing it’s the big break her fledgling career needs. She’ll just ignore the fact that August is still August, i.e. sexier and sweeter than any man has a right to be. And that he drives her crazy with his resistance to all her ideas.

They vow to leave the past in the past. But when an explosive make-out session makes it clear their attraction burns hotter than ever, Sloane and August are forced to reconsider what it means to take a risk and chase your dreams.

As they’re both about to find out, all’s fair in love and cupcakes.

©2024 Jamie Wesley (P)2024 Spotify Audiobooks

Authentic.

I loved the character development between both August and Sloane and how they came together. It was real and honestly inspiring. Can’t wait for the next book!

You can't heal until you feel

That's the best line from the book. It's so true. The characters journey from the old feelings to the new was told with the right amount of vulnerability, spice and humor. The narrators really brought the book to life.

black love

loved it. make me see what I'm missing. wish I had someone to love me like that.

SugarBae and Sweetness

This book was cute. It was a slow burn/ will they won’t they romance. August and Sloane built a relationship as teenagers but it was the wrong time for them. Years later and a series of inconvenient events later, we get to watch how they made their way back to one another.

Excellent Read

It was an excellent read, and it was worth the wait. I would recommend this series to anyone interested in a quick, cute, romantic read.