Flour in her hair. Fire in his eyes. Sparks everywhere.
Dahlia Moon is everyone’s rock, and she’s exhausted. She runs her family’s bakery, stress-bakes anxiety croissants at 4 a.m., and hasn’t thought about her Paris dreams in years.
But when a territorial dispute threatens her grandmother’s legacy, this soft-hearted witch finds her edge.
She doesn’t need complications—especially not the grumpy, stupidly handsome bear shifter who keeps showing up for honey scones and watching her with eyes that make her forget how to frost a cupcake.
Callum Ursa doesn’t do feelings. He’s in Haven Shores to fix his family’s mess—six months, tops, then gone.
Then he walks into a bakery and the soft, flour-dusted witch behind the counter makes his bear go still—then desperate.
She smells like temptation, argues with him like it’s foreplay, and keeps tucking her hair behind her ear in a way that makes him want to trace the path with his mouth.
When a ruthless rival targets the bakery, Dahlia needs help—even if it comes with emotional baggage and a bear who won’t stop hovering.
But between honey harvests and late-night baking sessions, the tension rises faster than her bread—and keeping their hands to themselves becomes a battle neither wants to win.
