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In Tuscany, the oldest secrets press hardest.Food blogger Sophie Brooks arrives at the De Luca family's agriturismo in Montepulciano to document something simple: the olive harvest, the ancient press, the food traditions that have survived everything Europe has thrown at them. She finds that — and a dead patriarch, a buried wartime journal, and a conspiracy that stretches from a Tuscan grove to international boardrooms.Marco De Luca was eighty-three years old and knew something that got him killed. The authorities ruled it an accident. Sophie doesn't believe them.As the harvest festival approaches and the men who silenced Marco begin circling the farmhouse, Sophie must decode a decades-old secret hidden in the De Luca land — one involving wartime mineral rights, a development syndicate with no ethical floor, and a family who has been protecting the truth at enormous cost. When threats escalate from warnings to danger and a child goes missing, Sophie publishes to fifty thousand readers and hopes the truth moves faster than the men trying to bury it.Olives & Obsessions is the second book in the Sophie Brooks Culinary Mystery series — richer, higher-stakes, and set against the most beautiful backdrop the series has visited yet.Perfect for fans of Italian cozy

A grumpy cheesemaker. A tightly-wound wine marketer. One luxury tour bus, a meddling PR team… and the road trip that might just change everything.Marnie Cole lives by the spreadsheet, especially when it comes to her career. So when she's chosen to represent Ontario's wine industry on a cross-provincial tasting tour, she's ready to impress. But her plans derail the moment she meets her Quebecois counterpart: Gabriel Bouchard, a laid-back artisan cheesemaker with a fondness for chaos, hedgehogs, and challenging her every move.Worse? They're not driving separately as promised—they're stuck together on a luxury bus with bunks, a shared kitchenette, and a PR team that thinks their bickering is adorable.As their tour winds from Niagara to Tadoussac—complete with viral interviews, surprise exes, wine-stained shirts, and one very opinionated chicken—Marnie and Gabriel must figure out if they're faking romance for the cameras… or falling for real.Clean, cozy, and laugh-out-loud funny, Perfect Pairing is a heartwarming road trip rom-com about finding love where you least expect it; somewhere between the cheddar and the Chardonnay.Perfect Pairing is part of It Happened Up North, a laugh-out-loud romantic comedy series where each story follows a new couple hitting the road across Canada, and stumbling headfirst into mishaps, misadventures, and maybe… true love.

Someone is stealing Europe's most beloved recipes — and calling them their own.Food blogger Sophie Brooks arrives at Vienna's legendary Christmas market with a Netflix documentary crew, a freshly signed book deal, and a warm coat she sincerely hopes the Austrian winter deserves. She's there to write about mulled wine, Vanillekipferl, and the artisan vendors who keep these centuries-old traditions alive.What she finds instead is a corporation called Marché Authentique SA — and a man named Hendrik Voß, whose gift for charm masks a methodical talent for theft.From Vienna to Prague to Cologne to Strasbourg to Paris, Sophie follows a trail of matte green tins, trademark filings, and legal threats landing on vendors whose families have been making the same recipes for generations. A grandmother in Alsace whose cookie recipe now belongs to a Paris corporation. A Czech baker whose grandfather's mulled wine is suddenly someone else's intellectual property. A pattern too precise to be coincidence — and a man at the center of every market who is very good at making people feel comfortable sharing their most valuable thing.With her irreplaceable best friend Oliver, documentary filmmaker Nate, and a growing coalition of vendors, lawyers, and investigative journalists, Sophie must expose the truth before the Christmas season ends and the story disappears into a Paris boardroom.Markets & Mysteries is the third book in the Sophie Brooks Culinary Mystery series — cozy mysteries filled with European travel, authentic food culture, slow-burn romance, and investigations that matter.Perfect for fans of Flavia de Luce, the Agatha Raisin series, and anyone who's ever stood in a Christmas market and believed that food is the truest kind of history.

They were rivals at seventeen. Now they're colleagues—and neither of them is ready for what's coming.Charlotte Black left Fernbrook chasing her mother's dreams instead of her own. Now she's back—an award-winning psychologist hired to help the students of The Northern Swan cope with the crushing pressure of excellence.Benedict Sterling never left. He built his life teaching at the school where he and Charlotte first clashed as teenagers, carrying a fifteen-year grudge over the night she walked out and left him to face the science fair alone.Forced to work together, they discover the people they were at seventeen are still very much alive beneath the surface. So are the things they never said.With toxic parents determined to interfere, office politics threatening everything they've built, and a lifetime of pride standing between them, Charlotte and Benedict must decide whether their rivalry left any room for something far more dangerous.A slow-burn enemies-to-lovers romance set in the heart of England's stunning Lake District.Perfect for fans of workplace romance, childhood rivals, and love stories worth waiting for.

Falling leaves. Rising body count. Four small-town mysteries to curl up with this autumn.Pumpkin spice, porch pumpkins... and four murders waiting to be solved. This fall collection brings together four beloved cozy mystery series in one deliciously chilling bundle.In Taking the Fall, ghostwriter Mike Malison's peaceful lakeside walk ends when a dog's frantic barking leads him to a body in the bushes — and a missing-persons case that's about to turn very cold.In The Case of the Missing Coffin, witch Annie Archer and Detective Adam Parker can't put a killer's confession to rest until they find his other victims — but something about the case doesn't add up, and Annie's visions have gone silent when she needs them most.In Murdered on Halloween, Jane and Kennedy Daniels trade their Scooby-Doo costumes for detective hats when the mayor's exclusive costume ball turns into a real-life whodunit.And in Dead Man Dalton, Peter Myers and his golden retriever Sam become the prime suspects in their cranky neighbor's murder — with only a doorbell camera and Peter's stubborn instincts standing between him and a jail cell.Four towns. Four sleuths. One cozy autumn escape — clean, wholesome, and perfect for curling up with a warm drink and a page-turning mystery.Perfect for fans of Joanne Fluke, Laura Childs, Leslie Meier, and Krista Davis — cozy mysteries with heart, humor, and zero graphic content.