About the book
Lovisa Lindegren was living her dream in London until she lost her job and her self-serving fiancé in the same week. Down on her uppers, Lovisa returns to her native Sweden and the idyllic little coastal town Halleholm, where she has inherited a 18th century building from her grandparents, including a bakery and café. Not only was this where Grandpa Johan baked and sold his famous cinnamon buns, the house was also home to Grandma Amelia’s dressmaker’s atelier where she once created magnificent couture for Stockholm high society.
But the will contains a catch. Should Lovisa decide to sell the property before she turns thirty, she must sell it back to the Halleholm branch of the family. And following a tragic incident decades earlier, Lovisa has also inherited the deep and bitter feud between the Lindegrens and the mighty Halleholms.
With industrialist Reuben Halleholm doing everything to make Lovisa sell him the building, she must consider her limited options. Does she have what it takes to carry on the family tradition and open The Bakery anew?
And when Reuben’s younger brother Axel returns to town and stirs unexpected emotions, Lovisa faces an even more difficult choice: does she want to pursue happiness with Axel or remain loyal to her beloved Grandma Amelia?
