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Suchst du ein Apfelernte Design für einen echten Fan vom Obstgarten, vom Äpfel pflücken im Herbst und von frischem Apfelsaft mit Cider Donuts? Dann kauf dir dieses Apfelernte Design! Jeder, der einen Tag im Obstgarten, Äpfel pflücken auf der Apfelplantage, volle Bushel Körbe, Hayrides auf dem Apfelhof, frischen Apfelsaft, Cider Donuts, Karamelläpfel und die Herbsternte liebt, wird es lieben! Die zweiteilige Schutzhülle aus einer hochwertigen, kratzfesten Polycarbonatschale und einer stoßdämpfenden TPU-Auskleidung schützt vor Stürzen Einfache Installation

Brought here by the Romans, adopted by the Saxons, formalised by the Tudors and perfected by the Victorians, the public house has been with us for millennia. When travelling to a new part of the UK it's almost inevitable you'll end up at one - whether it's to drink, eat, sleep or all three - and pub culture is a brilliant way to explore our beautiful country. Jonny Garrett's here to set you on the right path with a personal journey through some of the UK's most beautiful, historic and culturally significant pubs - all of which happen to serve up amazing beer or cider. From Penzance to Glasgow, via Belfast and Conwy, One More Round shows how you can be hundreds of miles from your house and still find somewhere that feels like home. It's an exploration of the UK's absolute greatest pubs - the kind people make pilgrimages to visit, write poems about, take selfies in, and most importantly walk into and never want to leave. Learn the history and experience the joy of Britain's greatest invention, and discover why its survival is vital to our society and culture.

Brought here by the Romans, adopted by the Saxons, formalised by the Tudors and perfected by the Victorians, the public house has been with us for millennia. When travelling to a new part of the UK it's almost inevitable you'll end up at one - whether it's to drink, eat, sleep or all three - and pub culture is a brilliant way to explore our beautiful country. Jonny Garrett's here to set you on the right path with a personal journey through some of the UK's most beautiful, historic and culturally significant pubs - all of which happen to serve up amazing beer or cider. From Penzance to Glasgow, via Belfast and Conwy, One More Round shows how you can be hundreds of miles from your house and still find somewhere that feels like home. It's an exploration of the UK's absolute greatest pubs - the kind people make pilgrimages to visit, write poems about, take selfies in, and most importantly walk into and never want to leave. Learn the history and experience the joy of Britain's greatest invention, and discover why its survival is vital to our society and culture.

Sophie Henderson loves her job at Carter's Cider in the picturesque Somerset village of Little Somerby, but with summer dawning before yet another picking and pressing season, and her boss David showing no signs of wanting to hang up his cider jug, perhaps it is time to move on. She's all set to hand in her notice when Alex Fraser, an intern from Vancouver, comes to Little Somerby to learn everything he can about the cider business. With Sophie as his mentor, attraction between them starts to grow alongside the apples. For Alex, however, being in Little Somerby is about more than cider, and as the summer grows warmer, and his relationship with Sophie blossoms, can he find the courage to tell her the truth before it's too late? Fay Keenan's charming, funny and deliciously romantic Little Somerby novels are sure to delight all fans of Jilly Cooper, Fern Britton and Katie Fforde. 'Moving, funny, thoughtful and romantic. Bring on the next one!' JENNY KANE

A Swedish crime writer as thrilling as Mankell, a detective as compelling as Wallander . . .A dark and sinister case from the past comes back to haunt Chief Inspector Van Veeteren in the final novel in the Van Veeteren series, The G File by Håkan Nesser.1987. Verlangan, a former cop turned private detective is hired by a woman to follow her husband Jaan 'G' Hennan. A few days later, his client is found dead at the bottom of an empty swimming pool.Maardam police, led by Chief Inspector Van Veeteren, investigate the case. Van Veeteren has encountered Jaan 'G' Hennan before and knows only too well the man's dark capabilities. As more information emerges about G's shadowy past, the Chief Inspector becomes more desperate than ever to convict him. But G has a solid alibi – and no one else can be found in relation to the crime.2002. Fifteen years have passed and the G File remains the one case former Chief Inspector Van Veeteren has never been able to solve. But when Verlangan's daughter reports the private detective missing, Van Veeteren returns to Maardam CID once more. For all Verlangan left behind was a cryptic note; and a telephone message in which he claimed to have finally discovered the proof of G's murderous past . . .

Hydrates and maintains the hydration of the inner cortex instead of sitting on the surface for breeds that must maintain a crisp wire texture. Increase density and repairs damaged coats while providing texture & volume. You can immediately see a healthy, lustrous coat, feel crisp texture and experience stronger, more manageable coats. Infused with apple cider vinegar to lock in moisture and restore the cuticle. Dilutable up to 8:1.

Don Colyear has begun his career in Edinburgh's CID, but the transition has not been easy. The workload and paperwork are one thing but being micro-managed by DCI Templeton as well is more than testing. And when Colyear's investigation of a mysterious death spirals into a complicated case centred around a massive consignment of Class A drugs, a double murder and a clash between low-level and professional criminals, his instincts are put to the test.

"All eyes are on the Bushin Festival as the totally enigmatic Mundane Mann advances toward the finals, winning all his matches in an instant. Just who could this mysterious knight (who is certainly not mild-mannered Cid Kagenou in disguise) possibly be? However, beneath the festivities, a dark drama unfolds as Princess Rose goes on the run following her assault on her fiance! Was the sordid affair simply a prenuptial argument gone too far, or is something more wicked afoot?--Back cover.

Hydrates and maintains the hydration of the inner cortex instead of sitting on the surface for breeds that must maintain a crisp wire texture. Increase density and repairs damaged coats while providing texture & volume. You can immediately see a healthy, lustrous coat, feel crisp texture and experience stronger, more manageable coats. Infused with apple cider vinegar to lock in moisture and restore the cuticle. Dilutable up to 8:1.

Join best friends Henri and Miko on their snowbound adventures in the wooded village of Bosk Olivette in an enchanting new picture book series from New York Times–bestselling illustrator Rebecca Green. This beautiful gift book for fans of Beatrix Potter, Brambly Hedge and Calico Critters includes a recipe, activities, a cross-section gatefold and more! Beyond the Phelps County Orchard, in a stretch of woods known as Bosk Olivette, at the bottom of a lone black maple, you'll discover a cider press. But not just any cider press . . . welcome to the home of Henri and Miko! Henri the mouse and Miko the bee adore winter. Even on the coldest of days there is so much to do. There are snowballs to throw, snowcakes to decorate and candlelit feasts to gather 'round. The pair revel in the wonders of the festive season, but most of all, Henri and Miko celebrate friendship — with old friends, and new ones too! Together, it surely will be a winter to remember. A delightfully cozy and tenderhearted series of little adventures for little readers — and for big readers who love tiny pleasures!

Bloomsbury presents The Apple: A Delicious History by Sally Coulthard, read by Deborah Balm.Sin, cider and apple crumble… the 10,000-year story of the world's most tempting fruit.The Apple: A Delicious History takes the reader on an extraordinary journey, from the apple's prehistoric beginnings in the Tian Shan mountains of Kazakhstan to the explosion of commercial apple-growing in twenty-first-century China. Zigzagging across the centuries and straddling the globe, Sally Coulthard explores how the apple travelled along the Silk Road from Central Asia to Europe, appearing as an erotically charged symbol in Greek myth and poetry and even featuring in the shopping list of a senior Roman officer stationed on Hadrian's Wall. She samples the cider that flowed from the emperor. Charlemagne's orchards in the early Middle Ages, and relishes the crispness of the yellow sweeting, the first new apple variety to be cultivated in seventeenth-century America. And she discovers why, despite the existence of more than 7500 varieties of apple – from the ubiquitous Granny Smith to the purple-skinned Black Diamond of Tibet – only a handful of cultivars are available in modern supermarkets.Amplified by mouth-wateringly appley recipes and the stories behind them, The Apple: A Delicious History embraces not only culinary, horticultural, social and commercial history but also age-old traditions in mythology, folklore and religion. It is the perfect gift book for gardeners and nature lovers – and for anyone who enjoys a drop of cider or a slice of apple pie.

Mick Hardin is an Army CID officer home on leave, recovering from an IED attack and flirting with prescription painkillers, when a body is found in the centre of town. It's Barney Kissick, the local heroin dealer, and the city police see it as an occupational hazard. But when Barney's mother, Shifty, asks Mick to take a look, it seems there's more to the killing than it seems. Mick should be rehabbing his leg, signing his divorce papers, getting out of town, and most of all, staying out of the way of his sister Linda's re-election as Sheriff -but he keeps on looking, and suddenly he's getting shot at himself.

Join best friends Henri and Miko on their snowbound adventures in the wooded village of Bosk Olivette in an enchanting new picture book series from New York Times–bestselling illustrator Rebecca Green. This beautiful gift book for fans of Beatrix Potter, Brambly Hedge and Calico Critters includes a recipe, activities, a cross-section gatefold and more! Beyond the Phelps County Orchard, in a stretch of woods known as Bosk Olivette, at the bottom of a lone black maple, you'll discover a cider press. But not just any cider press . . . welcome to the home of Henri and Miko! Henri the mouse and Miko the bee adore winter. Even on the coldest of days there is so much to do. There are snowballs to throw, snowcakes to decorate and candlelit feasts to gather 'round. The pair revel in the wonders of the festive season, but most of all, Henri and Miko celebrate friendship — with old friends, and new ones too! Together, it surely will be a winter to remember. A delightfully cozy and tenderhearted series of little adventures for little readers — and for big readers who love tiny pleasures!

What price will he pay to get his old life back...? From the No.1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES 'This is British crime-writing of the finest, lasting quality ' DAILY MAIL ' Genius ... Rankin once again proves himself to be the consummate master of crime ' SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY A series of seemingly random disappearances - stretching back to the millennium. A mother determined to find the truth. A retired cop desperate to get his old life back... It's been some time since Rebus was forced to retire, and he now works as a civilian in a cold-case unit. So when a long-dead case bursts back to life, he can't resist the opportunity to get his feet under the CID desk once more. But Rebus is as stubborn and anarchic as ever, and he quickly finds himself in deep with pretty much everyone, including DI Siobhan Clarke. All Rebus wants to do is uncover the truth. The big question is: can he be the man he once was and still stay on the right side of the law? **** Ian Rankin's STANDING IN ANOTHER MAN'S GRAVE was a #1 Sunday Times bestseller w/c 10th December 2012

What price will he pay to get his old life back...? From the No.1 bestselling author of A SONG FOR THE DARK TIMES 'This is British crime-writing of the finest, lasting quality ' DAILY MAIL ' Genius ... Rankin once again proves himself to be the consummate master of crime ' SCOTLAND ON SUNDAY A series of seemingly random disappearances - stretching back to the millennium. A mother determined to find the truth. A retired cop desperate to get his old life back... It's been some time since Rebus was forced to retire, and he now works as a civilian in a cold-case unit. So when a long-dead case bursts back to life, he can't resist the opportunity to get his feet under the CID desk once more. But Rebus is as stubborn and anarchic as ever, and he quickly finds himself in deep with pretty much everyone, including DI Siobhan Clarke. All Rebus wants to do is uncover the truth. The big question is: can he be the man he once was and still stay on the right side of the law? **** Ian Rankin's STANDING IN ANOTHER MAN'S GRAVE was a #1 Sunday Times bestseller w/c 10th December 2012

When a terrified, bloodied man staggers from a boarded-up shop in broad daylight in the small Suffolk village of Evernam, police are called to the scene. What they find inside the derelict building sends the community into shock: four bodies, their throats savagely cut, arranged in a bizarre formation with objects surrounding them. The survivor, Mark Lingham, insists that the deaths are his fault and is immediately arrested for murder. But police specialist Dr Cora Lael - a woman with the ability to sense emotional echoes from objects - hears a different story from the belongings placed around the bodies. . . Working with DS Rob Minshull and the South Suffolk CID team, Cora is plunged into a deeply twisted case with more questions than answers. Can Cora unravel the secrets and lies to track down a brutal killer?

TWO STARRED REVIEWS! Join best friends Henri and Miko for fall festivities in the wooded village of Bosk Olivette in an enchanting picture book series from New York Times–bestselling illustrator Rebecca Green. This beautiful gift book for fans of Beatrix Potter, Brambly Hedge and Calico Critters includes a recipe, activities, a cross-section gatefold and more! Beyond the Phelps County Orchard, in a stretch of woods known as Bosk Olivette, at the bottom of a lone black maple, you'll discover a cider press. But not just any cider press . . . welcome to the home of Henri and Miko! Henri the mouse and Miko the bee adore autumn. From the glow of the harvest moon to cinnamon donuts to ruby red leaves, there is so much to celebrate. And celebrate they do. They might even share a scare or two! The pair spend their days building leaf forts and reading spooky stories, but Henri and Miko never forget to delight in their favorite time of all: time with friends. Together, it surely will be an autumn to remember. A delightfully cozy and tenderhearted series of little adventures for little readers — and for big readers who love tiny pleasures!

Theo Winter is a bestselling crime writer on the brink of everything he's worked for. With his third novel released and a book tour ahead of him, his career has never looked stronger. But something isn't right. Small things at first, easy to ignore, easy to explain. Until they're not. Until the unease settles deeper, sharper, impossible to shake. When CID detectives Vance Hale and Hugh Slade cross his path, what begins as coincidence quickly turns into something far more dangerous. Because Theo isn't just connected to what's happening around him. He's being watched. As the lines between fiction and reality begin to blur, the tension builds, pulling them closer to the truth, and to each other. But the deeper they go, the more it becomes clear that this isn't something they can control. And walking away is no longer an option. Echo is a dark psychological MMM thriller layered with obsession, tension, and a slow-burn M/M/M romance where danger, desire, and control collide. Content warnings apply. This book includes crime, violence, stalking themes, and mature content.

Welcome to a year of sustainable living with renowned ceramicist Christopher Spitzmiller, with advice and inspiration for seasonal entertaining, gardening, tending heritage chickens, and more. Christopher Spitzmiller is known to his many friends and Instagram fans as the ultimate weekend farmer, who raises his own chicks, grows his own flowers, and puts up his own jam, cider, and honey. In his first book, he treats readers to a full year at his country retreat, Clove Brook Farm. Organized into four sections by season, the book begins with spring: the lilacs and appleblossoms, the dovecote with Indian fantail pigeons, Easter lunch, with daffodils and porcelain, and Spitzmiller's recipe for rhubarb pie. Summer brings hydrangeas, dahlias, readying the chickens for the Dutchess County Fair, and a garden cocktail party. Fall focuses on collecting, cider making, an orchard luncheon and a Thanksgiving table, honey-gathering, and planting bulbs. Winter closes the book with holiday decorating, gilding allium, a holiday buffet, and homemade gifts. Filled with tips on creating beautiful seasonal flower arrangements, living with animals, and garden planning, this is a wonderful resource and gift for anyone longing for farmstead living.

TWO STARRED REVIEWS! • Join best friends Henri and Miko for fall festivities in the wooded village of Bosk Olivette in an enchanting picture book series from New York Times–bestselling illustrator Rebecca Green. This beautiful gift book for fans of Beatrix Potter, Brambly Hedge and Calico Critters includes a recipe, activities, a cross-section gatefold and more! Beyond the Phelps County Orchard, in a stretch of woods known as Bosk Olivette, at the bottom of a lone black maple, you'll discover a cider press. But not just any cider press . . . welcome to the home of Henri and Miko! Henri the mouse and Miko the bee adore autumn. From the glow of the harvest moon to cinnamon donuts to ruby red leaves, there is so much to celebrate. And celebrate they do. They might even share a scare or two! The pair spend their days building leaf forts and reading spooky stories, but Henri and Miko never forget to delight in their favorite time of all: time with friends. Together, it surely will be an autumn to remember. A delightfully cozy and tenderhearted series of little adventures for little readers — and for big readers who love tiny pleasures!

A victim stabbed through the heart sets off a deadly chain of events that will plunge Cora into her most personal case yet. The first victim was found on a shingled Suffolk beach, his life extinguished by a single stab through the heart, a pile of pebbles, seaweed and sand carefully arranged onto his body. When DS Rob Minshull and Dr Cora Lael stumble across the body while out on a run, South Suffolk CID are quickly thrown into a perplexing murder case. Then another victim is found on another beach, the body and objects around it carefully posed. As the media whips up a frenzy for the killer dubbed 'The Beachcomber', the pressure is on for South Suffolk CID to find the murderer, fast. Cora's ability to sense psychic echoes from found objects might bring some answers. But what is the significance of the voice whispering 'mine'? And when Cora hears that same voice in objects close to home, can she really trust the people around her? With a fractured police squad, a terrified community and too many theories to the killer's identity, can The Beachcomber be stopped before more lives are lost?

Death of a Perm Sec is a mystery about the demise of the permanent-secretary of the housing ministry, Chow Sze Teck, accused of accepting millions of dollars in bribes over his career. Set in 1980's Singapore, the novel examines the civil servant's death, which first appears to be suicide by a cocktail of alcohol, morphine and Valium. But upon investigation by a CID inspector who might not be what he seems, the family discovers there may be far more sinister circumstances behind his death, that reach to the very top of government.The novel exposes the dark heart of power politics, from the country's tumultuous post-independence days to the socio-political landscape of the 1980s.© 2016 Wong Souk Yee. Published in paper format in Singapore by Epigram Books, recorded by Storyside 2021.

While building a pipeline near the Okavango Delta, a contractor unearths the remains of a long-dead Bushman. Rookie Detective David 'Kubu' Bengu of Botswana CID and Scottish pathologist, Ian MacGregor, are sent to investigate, and MacGregor discovers the skeletons of eight more men. Shortly after the gruesome discoveries, the elder of a nearby village is murdered in his home. The local police are convinced it was a robbery, but Kubu isn't so sure...and neither is the strange woman who claims that an angry river spirit caused the elder's death. As accusations of corruption are levelled and international outrage builds over the massacre of the Bushman families, Kubu and his colleagues uncover a deadly covenant, and begin to fear that their own lives may be in mortal danger. . .

Welcome to a year of sustainable living with renowned ceramicist Christopher Spitzmiller, with advice and inspiration for seasonal entertaining, gardening, tending heritage chickens, and more. Christopher Spitzmiller is known to his many friends and Instagram fans as the ultimate weekend farmer, who raises his own chicks, grows his own flowers, and puts up his own jam, cider, and honey. In his first book, he treats readers to a full year at his country retreat, Clove Brook Farm. Organized into four sections by season, the book begins with spring: the lilacs and appleblossoms, the dovecote with Indian fantail pigeons, Easter lunch, with daffodils and porcelain, and Spitzmiller's recipe for rhubarb pie. Summer brings hydrangeas, dahlias, readying the chickens for the Dutchess County Fair, and a garden cocktail party. Fall focuses on collecting, cider making, an orchard luncheon and a Thanksgiving table, honey-gathering, and planting bulbs. Winter closes the book with holiday decorating, gilding allium, a holiday buffet, and homemade gifts. Filled with tips on creating beautiful seasonal flower arrangements, living with animals, and garden planning, this is a wonderful resource and gift for anyone longing for farmstead living.

"Everybody's favorite honorary grandmother is here to save the day with 100 dinner recipes for every day of the week, from Sheet-Pan Mondays to Slow and Low Saturdays, plus tips and tricks to make the daily dinner grind less hectic and simpler than ever. Babs is back with a cookbook sharing her favorite dinner recipes. From her years of experience feeding her family as a mother of four and now a grandmother of nine, Barbara Costello has perfected her roster of comforting and delicious family-approved meals. In Every Day with Babs, she shares more than 100 tried-and-true dinner recipes, infused with the old-fashioned, motherly wisdom that her fans love. With chapters organized by the days of the week, Babs offers something to suit everyone's mood and schedule. Make clean up a breeze on One-and-Only Wednesdays with One-Pot Lemon and Broccoli Pasta, try Sticky Soy and Sesame Drumsticks on Five-Ingredient Thursday, and slow down with Sunday Suppers that take a little more time and love, like Cider-Braised Pork Roast. No matter the day of the week, Babs has busy families covered with easy recipes that fit seamlessly into a hectic routine. Everyday with Babs will be your go-to dinner resource, with genius tips and tricks that make simple dishes even easier"--

Cid Corman writes, "For the vast majority of Italians and others to whom the name means anything, Matera is synonymous with abject poverty and backwardness. In fact, being the capital of its province, which occupies the lower and Eastern half of the region known today as La Basilicata, in the highlands inland between the Ionian Sea and the Adriatic, it is relatively affluent in a world where degradation is the rule. It has a railway terminal, all the functionary establishments of authority, more than a dozen churches, and a growing middle-class. In the outlying areas, in the castle villages perched on remote mountains, is poverty undisguised, unmitigated, and kept quiet. I came to this community quite by accident, penniless, and stayed to teach there for a year and a half. What I saw, what I learned, what I felt, my relations to others there and that of earth and air, fire and water, to them and to myself, should be implicit, if not explicit, in these poems."

She came home to sell her grandmother's failing bakery. She never expected to inherit half of it-or the man who came with the other half. Nora Whitfield spent eleven years building a life far from Cider Hollow. Returning to the tiny Vermont town after her grandmother's death was supposed to be temporary: settle the estate, sell the old bakery, and get back to Boston. Then she learns Ruth left the shop jointly to Nora and Sam Ballard-the quiet baker who has spent eighteen years keeping its ovens running and eleven years remembering exactly why Nora left. Neither can sell without the other. Worse, the bakery is drowning in debt. They have until the height of autumn to prove it can turn a profit or risk losing everything. So Nora and Sam make an uneasy bargain. She brings the instincts of a professional pastry chef. He carries eighteen years of recipes, routines, and memories that were never written down properly. Between predawn baking, battered recipe cards, cider donuts, harvest crowds, and a town determined to have opinions about both of them, their failing shop slowly begins to come alive. And so does something neither of them planned. But saving the bakery may be easier than deciding what happens when the deadline is over-and whether coming home can mean more than returning to the place you once left behind. Warm, atmospheric and deeply hopeful, The Pumpkin Spice Shop is a cozy small-town romance about starting over, found family, autumn traditions, and discovering that some doors never really close.

A lovable werewolf baker. A hopelessly smitten café owner. And one small town of paranormal busybodies. Welcome to Maple Hollow, where the hayrides are haunted, the gossip is juicier than the apple cider, and the town's favorite slow-burn romance is finally about to ignite. For years, café owner Willow has harbored a not-so-secret crush on the town's flour-dusted heartthrob: Wyatt. Everyone in town thinks they go together like a cinnamon latte and a maple scone. But despite the obvious sparks, Wyatt keeps Willow at arm's length. Wyatt is hiding more than just his feelings-like the fact he's the local werewolf pack's next alpha and falling in love with a human could spell disaster. Especially now that a mysterious someone is determined to keep them apart. Blackmail notes, eerie warnings, and a growing sense of danger start to unravel the truth, but Willow isn't about to back down without a fight. With Halloween looming, Willow and Wyatt must decide if their love is worth risking it all... including the wrath of whoever's been watching them from the shadows. Love is a beast, and this year it's got claws. Get ready for sweet treats, sharp teeth, and a cozy paranormal romance that's anything but tame. Perfect for fans of cinnamon roll heroes (and actual cinnamon rolls!), this Halloween rom-com will leave you howling for more.

She came home to sell her grandmother's failing bakery. She never expected to inherit half of it-or the man who came with the other half. Nora Whitfield spent eleven years building a life far from Cider Hollow. Returning to the tiny Vermont town after her grandmother's death was supposed to be temporary: settle the estate, sell the old bakery, and get back to Boston. Then she learns Ruth left the shop jointly to Nora and Sam Ballard-the quiet baker who has spent eighteen years keeping its ovens running and eleven years remembering exactly why Nora left. Neither can sell without the other. Worse, the bakery is drowning in debt. They have until the height of autumn to prove it can turn a profit or risk losing everything. So Nora and Sam make an uneasy bargain. She brings the instincts of a professional pastry chef. He carries eighteen years of recipes, routines, and memories that were never written down properly. Between predawn baking, battered recipe cards, cider donuts, harvest crowds, and a town determined to have opinions about both of them, their failing shop slowly begins to come alive. And so does something neither of them planned. But saving the bakery may be easier than deciding what happens when the deadline is over-and whether coming home can mean more than returning to the place you once left behind. Warm, atmospheric and deeply hopeful, The Pumpkin Spice Shop is a cozy small-town romance about starting over, found family, autumn traditions, and discovering that some doors never really close.

A lovable werewolf baker. A hopelessly smitten café owner. And one small town of paranormal busybodies. Welcome to Maple Hollow, where the hayrides are haunted, the gossip is juicier than the apple cider, and the town's favorite slow-burn romance is finally about to ignite. For years, café owner Willow has harbored a not-so-secret crush on the town's flour-dusted heartthrob: Wyatt. Everyone in town thinks they go together like a cinnamon latte and a maple scone. But despite the obvious sparks, Wyatt keeps Willow at arm's length. Wyatt is hiding more than just his feelings-like the fact he's the local werewolf pack's next alpha and falling in love with a human could spell disaster. Especially now that a mysterious someone is determined to keep them apart. Blackmail notes, eerie warnings, and a growing sense of danger start to unravel the truth, but Willow isn't about to back down without a fight. With Halloween looming, Willow and Wyatt must decide if their love is worth risking it all... including the wrath of whoever's been watching them from the shadows. Love is a beast, and this year it's got claws. Get ready for sweet treats, sharp teeth, and a cozy paranormal romance that's anything but tame. Perfect for fans of cinnamon roll heroes (and actual cinnamon rolls!), this Halloween rom-com will leave you howling for more.