A Spoonful of Spells and Secrets
Every full moon, the bakery appears somewhere new—bringing with it enchanted sweets and whispered wishes.
Cecelia is an apprentice in a traveling bakery where every confection holds a spell—and every spell demands a price. With each full moon, the shop reappears in a new village, kingdom, or realm, offering sweets that heal, grant wishes, awaken memories…and sometimes alter fate itself. But for Cecelia, the cost is steep: every treat she bakes requires the sacrifice of one of her own emotions, slowly unraveling the very heart she hides behind sugar and spice.
When the bakery arrives in a forest steeped in forgotten magic, Cecelia meets a solemn hunter with a tangled past and secrets of his own. One spell-laced raspberry tart, infused with a feeling she didn’t realize still lingered and a single mistaken ingredient trigger an enchantment neither of them intended.
Now bound by a magic that tightens with every heartbeat, Cecelia and the hunter find themselves pulled into a web of cursed magic, long-buried secrets, and a love that could rewrite both their fates.
But magic never takes without leaving something behind. And the deeper their bond grows, the greater the price becomes…
A Spoonful of Spells and Secrets is a reimagining of Little Red Riding Hood, featuring a slow burn romance, delicious treats, and plenty of enchantment. It is part of The Enchanting Confections series, a collection of clean and cozy stories guaranteed to delight your sweet tooth.
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