Cooper Bailey Is a Cinnamon Roll: Another Bailey Brother, Book 4

Some grudges are worth holding onto—and Leah Bradford has been holding onto hers since high school, when Cooper Bailey made her prom night utterly unforgettable for all the wrong reasons.

Now Leah is exactly where she wants to be: running her beloved cinnamon roll shop, staying out of the spotlight, and successfully avoiding one infuriatingly handsome Bailey brother. Then her messy ex-boyfriend crashes back into her life, and suddenly Cooper—freshly home after a career-derailing case and desperate to prove he's a better man—is the only person willing to help her.

This is a problem.

Cooper Bailey has always had everything figured out: the looks, the law degree, the picture-perfect trajectory. Except now he doesn't, and small-town redemption looks a lot like humble pie. He's committed to being the dependable son, the reliable brother, the world's greatest uncle—and apparently, the reluctant protector of the one woman in town who genuinely cannot stand him.

What starts as an uneasy truce quickly becomes something far more complicated. Because underneath all that history and hostility, Leah is starting to suspect that Cooper might actually be exactly what his reputation claims he isn't—sweet, steady, and surprisingly difficult to hate.

Set against the warm, cozy backdrop of small-town life, this clean romantic comedy asks one delicious question: what if your worst enemy turns out to be your softest landing? Book four in the Bailey Brothers series, but absolutely worth savoring on its own.