#justbreakingtherules

Lauren Blakely delivers swoon after swoon in Just Breaking the Rules! 🏒💖 Mabel and Corbin’s story is exactly the kind of sweet, slow-burn romance that makes you melt.

Corbin is the ultimate mix of hockey-star heat and devoted single dad—bossy, possessive, and impossible to resist—while Mabel’s drive to prove herself makes her endlessly relatable. Their chemistry is electric, from braiding hair in the kitchen to testing recipes that feel like foreplay, every moment had me rooting for them. And let’s be honest—Afternoon Delight has never tasted sweeter than when these two are mixing business with pleasure! 🍰💘

The audiobook narration by THE Teddy Hamilton and Ms. Samantha Brentmoor is pitch-perfect. Teddy’s Corbin is playful, protective, and swoony, and Samantha’s Mabel is warm, spunky, and full of heart. Together, they bring the story to life in a way that makes you feel like you’re right there in the bakery with them.

If you love brother’s-best-friend, single dad, workplace, and hockey romance tropes—plus the tension of “don’t mix business with pleasure”—this one will hit every sweet spot. Full of heart, humor, and heat, Just Breaking the Rules is a delicious escape you won’t want to put down.

#underanendlessmoon

Amy does it again! She’s a wizard at creating characters you can’t help but love, and Otto? Oh, *Otto.* He’s all tattoos, and bad-boy vibes—a whole walking, talking motorcycle riding dream. But peel back the layers, and there’s a big-hearted softie under all that brooding, even if he’s lugging around a saddlebag full of guilt and emotional baggage. Enter Raven- or his Moonflower- his ray of light in all his darkness, who rolls in like a breath of fresh air and (finally) flips his world upside down—in the best way.

And the audiobook? Freaking *amazing.* Connor absolutely slayed as Otto, giving him just the right amount of gruff charm, and Desiree was flawless. They didn’t just narrate; they brought the story to life in a way that makes you want to hit replay the second it’s over.