The Bakery on Harbor Street. Juniper Bay, #2

Every morning at six-fifteen, he orders the same thing. She's still trying to figure him out. Ella Bennett has always known what she wants: her own bakery, the smell of bread before dawn, and enough cinnamon rolls to keep Juniper Bay happy. Rose's Kitchen is finally hers, the best cinnamon rolls on the coast are coming out of her oven, and life is exactly as warm as she always hoped it would be. Then there's Cole Whitaker - the gruff, silent harbor-master who shows up every single morning, orders a cinnamon roll and a coffee, and says as close to nothing as a human being can manage.
Ella, who cannot leave a silence unfilled or a person unfed, has been talking at him for four months. She's not sure he's listening. She's also not sure she's ready for what happens the day she finds out he is. A warm, funny, deeply felt small-town romance about a sunshine baker and the grumpy man who keeps showing up for more than the cinnamon rolls. The Bakery on Harbor Street is the second book in the Juniper Bay series, but can be read on its own.
Perfect for fans of Debbie Macomber, Susan Mallery, and anyone who loves a slow-burn grumpy-sunshine romance with a big-hearted heroine and a harbor full of heart. He said eleven words at the pub. Two of them were about her.