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Series: Ravenwood, Book 2
Publisher Price: $17.99
Publisher: Megan Bowen
Published: Aug 31 2026
Pages: 372
Weight: 0.92
Height: 0.83 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.25
Language: English
She can see more than what meets the eye but can't see what's right in front of her.
Wren Alderwood is what some might call standoffish, though she prefers the term self-actualized. While she's always been comfortable in her own skin, the overstimulation from her ability to see auras is pushing her to a breaking point.
Lucky for Wren, her least favorite person, Julian Anderson is looking to pass the torch as the baker at his parent's coffee shop, Brewed Awakening. A new opportunity is on the horizon for Julian, and despite his guilty conscience, he knows he needs to take it. It's the best thing he can do for his future, and his old job seems like the perfect next step for Wren.
The only problem is... Wren isn't a baker. And time is limited for Julian to show her the ropes. And there's the whole hating-each-other thing that makes being in the same room together difficult.
They've butted heads as long as either can remember, but maybe it's because they've never actually let the other person in. In the kitchen of Brewed Awakening and beyond, Wren and Julian draw reluctantly closer, despite an unseen force trying to drive them apart.
The clock is ticking, and what's between them is reaching a boiling point. Can they put their differences aside long enough to make Wren the baker Brewed Awakening needs? Will they ignore those pesky feelings, or dive head first into something sexy and new?
The Ravenwood Series is for fans of Meg Cabot's The Mediator (but for adults), CBS' Ghost Whisperer, and for anyone who loves a bit of magic with their romance.
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