Can a cake change your life?

Clemmie Rose’s great-great-grandmother’s beloved clementine torte is her ticket to the prestigious Royal Baking Competition. A win could put Puffin Island’s charming Café on the Coast on the map, land Clemmie her very own cookbook deal, and secure her a coveted invitation to a royal garden party.

But when she discovers the competition is being hosted aboard the Royal Yacht by none other than her ex, Oliver Lockwood, the stakes – and the soufflés –suddenly rise, and Clemmie’s bid for the Golden Whisk trophy is at risk of collapsing like an underbaked sponge.

When a decades-old secret is thrown into the mix, she’ll need more than the perfect recipe to keep her dreams from crumbling.

My Thoughts:

This is book four in the Puffin Island Series but can be read as a standalone like I have done, though I will be reading the previous books as I just loved this one. When Clemmie gets picked to bake for a baking competition she cannot wait, everyone loves her cakes and she feels as though this could be the making of her. Though there is stiff competition and Clemmie does have a few wobbles especially when she finds out one of the judges is a former lover. When things start going wrong Clemmie has to decide what she really wants. It was a great and fun story to read, I liked Clemmie instantly and loved reading about the cakes she made, it was quite comforting to read on a cold day. It felt a very satisfying read to escape with. I will be going back and reading the previous books and I cannot wait to read the last book in the series when it comes out.

I received an ARC copy of this book for an honest review.

Get your copy here: