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Book 1: The Runaway Pastry Chef
The Runaway Pastry Chef is a novel by Louise Miller about love, a sense of home, and the search for yourself and your place in life.
Olivia Rawlings is a virtuoso chef whose work is highly regarded by restaurant critics. For her, a professional kitchen is a place of calm and balance: there is order, predictability, everything is familiar and always in its place. But when Olivia sets fire not only to the flamboyant dessert but also to the restaurant hall, she has no choice but to run away. After all, not only her job, but also a
not-so-successful
love affair has gone up in flames....
The kitchen smelling of cinnamon and fresh bread, the sounds of banjo and fiddle, picturesque views, the farmer's handsome son, new friends, and an apple pie contest - she is hooked on rural life. However, becoming part of Guthrie's community with its old and new secrets is not so easy. The
girl will have to grow up and realise that if she doesn't run away from relationships, friendships, and problems, she will finally be able to live the life of her dreams."
Book 2. Spanish Love Deception
In four weeks, Catalina is due to attend her sister's wedding. That means she has exactly four weeks to find a companion and jet off to sunny Spain, where Catalina's restless family is waiting to meet her "American boyfriend". A small lie is supposed to protect the talentless friend from sensitive comments after breaking up with her ex, who is no longer alone and is also on the guest list. Handsome
Aaron
Blackford, a colleague with whom Catalina has a tense relationship (oh, how he pisses her off), agrees to help.
What if he doesn't drive her crazy outside of work? And what if
the
pretence of being in love doesn't last
long?
Her debut novel, Spanish Love Deception, won a Goodreads Choice Award. The book has already been picked up by Cosmopolitan, The Publisher's Weekly, Bustle, Elle, Paste, Glamour, Business Insider, Buzzfeed, and USA Today and is now being read in 25 languages. The film rights have been sold.
