Thin Girls Don't Eat Cake

'Warm, funny and completely irresistible.'Some women eat their feelings. Olivia Merrifield has practically made it an art form. After being dumped because her bottom resembles an unpeeled orange, Olivia Merrifield is done. Done with men, done with dating, and absolutely, categorically done with caring what anyone thinks. She's also done approximately three bags of peppermint slice since Tuesday. Since finishing her degree, the road has become rocky for Olivia.
Her longing for a baby led to an unhealthy relationship with cake. Her inability to choose a boyfriend who's not married, weird or a player gave her self-esteem a swift kick to the kerb. Moving back to her hometown of Merrifield didn't help either. Her friends are playing happy families and her mother is on her case - when she's not joining a Kama Sutra yoga class or taking a younger lover, that is.
Deciding it's time to make over her life, Olivia embarks on a health journey. Then Cole Anderson moves to town and opens a cupcake shop directly across the street. He's warm, sensible, and genuinely good with babies. He's also grieving, guarded, and being followed by journalists who won't leave him alone. Cole isn't looking for anyone. Neither is Livvy. Neither of them is particularly convincing about it.
Funny, warm and completely life-affirming - for anyone who's ever found comfort in all the wrong places. Learning to love yourself is the hardest recipe of all.