Muffin Top Meltdown
(2025)(The fourth book in the Sunshine Retirement Village Romantic Comedy series)
A Story by Nina Potter
A distinguished food critic. A competitive baker. One matchmaker with a strategic judging assignment.
When Dolly McGraw organizes Sunshine Village's annual bake-off competition, she has the perfect plan: recruit resident food critic Arthur Finch as the judge, knowing that competitive baker Carolyn "Lindy" Lindstrom will be entering—the same Lindy whose explosive reaction to his critique of her technically proficient but emotionally vacant apple turnovers is still legendary community gossip.
Forced into close quarters as judge and contestant, Dolly's newest targets discover that the most dangerous thing about competitive baking isn't burnt bottoms or collapsed soufflés—it's trying not to fall for someone whose passion runs as hot as a preheated oven.
Amid flour fights, frosting disasters, and Norma's conspiracy theories about rigged timers, these culinary combatants are about to whip up more than just dessert.
Dolly McGraw says: "Love is like a perfect soufflé—it requires the right temperature, perfect timing, and someone brave enough to risk the fall, darlings."
If you love The Golden Girls, Grace and Frankie, or charming short romances filled with sass, scandals, and second chances, you'll feel right at home in Sunshine Village.
Read it in just 30 minutes—ideal for waiting rooms, wine o'clock, or whenever you need a laugh. Just don't spill your drink.
Genre: Romance
When Dolly McGraw organizes Sunshine Village's annual bake-off competition, she has the perfect plan: recruit resident food critic Arthur Finch as the judge, knowing that competitive baker Carolyn "Lindy" Lindstrom will be entering—the same Lindy whose explosive reaction to his critique of her technically proficient but emotionally vacant apple turnovers is still legendary community gossip.
Forced into close quarters as judge and contestant, Dolly's newest targets discover that the most dangerous thing about competitive baking isn't burnt bottoms or collapsed soufflés—it's trying not to fall for someone whose passion runs as hot as a preheated oven.
Amid flour fights, frosting disasters, and Norma's conspiracy theories about rigged timers, these culinary combatants are about to whip up more than just dessert.
Dolly McGraw says: "Love is like a perfect soufflé—it requires the right temperature, perfect timing, and someone brave enough to risk the fall, darlings."
If you love The Golden Girls, Grace and Frankie, or charming short romances filled with sass, scandals, and second chances, you'll feel right at home in Sunshine Village.
Read it in just 30 minutes—ideal for waiting rooms, wine o'clock, or whenever you need a laugh. Just don't spill your drink.
Genre: Romance
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