Love Sparks in a Bakery

Love Sparks in a Bakery

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Romance
⚠️DISCONTINUED. CHECK MESSAGE BOARD FOR MORE INFORMATION⚠️ ⚠️This is a re-write of the other story, but this time, it has original characters and a time setting. Disclaimer: I will not update every day or two days since I'm writing this on paper first. Apologies if that upsets anyone. Also, it is not my cover art. It goes to its rightful owner(s).⚠️ Story Description: World War II had just ended. Germany and Japan had finally been defeated. Jerome Hallow had just gotten back from the war and eventually met up with his brother, Conner. Conner suggested they'd take a break in a bakery. Who knew a simple break would spark all this love in a small bakery?
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"don't you wish all spies could be so lovely?" Codenamed the Duchess of the Allies, Louisa Tallmadge is thrown into the midst of World War II as an Air Force pilot and a spy. Her husband Benjamin, is deeply in love with leather jackets, the American cause, and Louisa. With Benjamin as the head of US intelligence and Louisa his top spy, an ocean of separation between them and the constant dangers of being in enemy territory threaten to separate them forever. (a WWII spinoff of my book Of Wildflowers and Gunpowder, with a few of the same characters making appearances. Mostly because I wanted to experiment with Louisa and Ben in the 20th century, and a SEVERE lack of WWII books on here which stinks...ANYWAY GOOD LUCK AND THANKS FOR ANY INPUT)

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