? Isabella Hart writes tender, heartwarming romances about hope, resilience, and love. Her stories explore the beauty of human connection in unexpected places, with characters who linger in readers' hearts long after the final page. When she isn't writing, Isabella enjoys city walks, gallery visits, and sharing coffee in cozy cafés that spark new story ideas.
Bittersweet Happiness
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- Date de parution21/02/2026
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Résumé
Amelia Torres left her corporate law career to inherit her grandmother's beloved Charleston bakery. Eight years later, Sweet Beginnings is her whole world-until rival baker Nathan Cross opens shop three doors down, threatening everything she's built. Nathan is charming, talented, and hiding a secret that could destroy them both. As competition sparks into attraction, Amelia must decide if she can trust a man whose past includes the very corporation that wanted to buy her out.
From enemies to lovers, through betrayal and forgiveness, two bakers discover that the sweetest happiness often comes with a touch of bitter-and that love, like perfect bread, requires patience, trust, and the courage to start again. Sometimes the perfect recipe takes a lifetime to create.
From enemies to lovers, through betrayal and forgiveness, two bakers discover that the sweetest happiness often comes with a touch of bitter-and that love, like perfect bread, requires patience, trust, and the courage to start again. Sometimes the perfect recipe takes a lifetime to create.























