A ROMANTASY COOKBOOK · COMING SOON
Every recipe in Enemies to Bakers is paired with a romantasy trope you already love. Slow Burn is a burnt Basque cheesecake that makes you wait for it. Good Girl is a speculoos cookie that's eager to please. Against the Wall is pound cake. Emphasis on pound.
Every bake tastes gods-gifted but is simple enough for mortals to make.
The edible version of that conversation: crisp, buttery, and sharp with a real coffee bite.
Pining turns your whole world upside down, and so do these pineapple upside-down cupcakes.
Dark and moody on the outside, and complex as hell underneath.
Best when you don't want to wait. Tonight it's just you, a bowl, and a spoon.
Tall, toasted, and frankly ambitious. They look like more than you can handle, and you'll manage just fine.
The black pepper is the magic. It turns a good cookie into one you'll remember for the rest of your damn life.
And that's just a taste. The book runs from Enemies to Lovers to Fated Mates, with bonus chapters from his point of view.
The Find Your Trope quiz inside the book lets your reading habits pick your first bake. Banter or slow burn, golden protector or morally gray, there's a recipe waiting for you.
Stefani Pollack is High Lady of the Baking Court of the Middle Lands, where she presides over Cupcake Project and The Bake Fest.
Nearly a million devoted townsfolk gather at Cupcake Project for its decades-old trove of recipes. At The Bake Fest, she summons legendary artisans from distant kingdoms to gatherings conjured entirely through enchanted mirrors, and at Whisked Away she ferries entire bands of bakers across the realm, for training and celebratory feasting. Her magic is strongest when she's bringing people together.
Given the choice, she would spend her days suspended high above the ground on silken ribbons, wandering enchanted forests, or lost in a book featuring a morally gray male with wings.
She lives in the river city of St. Louis with her mate, Jonathan Pollack, whose images appear throughout the book, and their son, Myles, a minstrel whose drumming keeps the whole castle awake.
Finally, a cookbook you can shelve between your favorite fae and your filthiest paperbacks.