The Truth in Tiramisu

A Poppy Creek Novel, Book 2

By: Rachael Bloome

Narrated by: E.L. Beckett

A first love. A second chance. And a secret that could change everything....

Eliza Carter has a secret.

And it's not the recipe for her world-famous tiramisu.

With her bakery undergoing a remodel, her son struggling in school, and planning her best friend's wedding, Eliza's secret is the last thing on her mind. Until her high school sweetheart reappears, stirring up old feelings faster than her electric mixer.

Grant Parker can't forget the girl he left behind. On the cusp of landing a huge client for his web design business, he's willing to risk it all for a second chance with his first love. And maybe a second helping of her mouthwatering desserts.

When Grant offers to help Eliza create an online store for her unique, new business idea, and spends time with Eliza and her son, the stakes rise faster than a loaf of yeast bread.

But when Eliza's secret is revealed, can their love survive the truth? Or will they both end up getting burned?

Visit the quaint, charming town of Poppy Creek, where strangers become family and hope and love always prevail. Each book in the heartwarming small-town romance series is a clean and wholesome story that's much more fun when listened to in order.

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The Truth in Tiramisu

I am loving this series of books! The stories are interesting, fun and lovely! Can’t wait to read the next one in the series! Well done to all!

Another installment to a charming series

I am new to this author, and I’m really enjoying this series. I bought all the books and I’m about to continue my binge! Highly recommend.

Perfect!!

I love these Poppy Creek stories!! Hallmark worthy to say the least! Such a captivating story line! And I love that there is no vulgarity or “smut” and it’s still the perfect romance!

Wonderful book

Addictively sweet love story that you can't put down and needing to get the next book instantly!

Happy story but predictable

I liked the story but found it a bit predictable. I thought Helen’s character remake was a bit unbelievable. No one that is that self-centered changes on a dime.