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Synopsis
"An entertaining, character-driven tale for romance fans." -Kirkus Reviews I’m Chase, by the way. You know, in case you need a name for your voodoo doll.” Known for its beautiful waterfalls and apple pie cookies, the sleepy town of Laurel Falls, Maine is a great place to start anew. Chase had come to town to heal and find solace in a new place, free of memories. Ruby had come to visit her young-at-heart grandmother, Mamu, and help at Mamu’s bakery, The Sweet Spot. When Ruby and Chase meet, they may have gotten off on the wrong foot, but their chemistry is undeniable. With a little behind-the-scenes help, Ruby starts to see how wonderful Chase really is and learns to trust again. Chase is determined to right her mistaken assumptions about him. Full of sunshine and all the feels, you’ll want to visit Laurel Falls again and again. Cinnamon isn’t the only thing in the air!
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Is Sunshine & Cinnamon appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 16 and up.
A sweet small-town romance with some kissing and romantic tension but no explicit content. The story focuses on healing, trust, and second chances.
What to know going in
This book has no graphic violence, moderate sexual content, and mild language.
Who'll love this
Teens will enjoy the charming small-town setting, the spark between Ruby and Chase, and watching them overcome their initial misunderstandings.