Publisher's Synopsis
A CLEAN, HISTORICAL ROMANCE SET IN THE ROARING TWENTIES!
New York City, 1927. Davis Bakery has the best breads in Queens. Blue Davis, bookish amateur historian, spends her days at the neighborhood staple, dishing out her family's sweet treats. Summer has come to the city, and with it, Gorgeous George Greyson. On a warm July day, Blue encounters her old school friend, setting in motion a night unlike any other. George offers a rare invite to the city's sinful side-The Fat Flamingo speakeasy. In the decadent world of moody jazz and illegal booze, Blue and her best friend, Myra Post, set aside the daily grind for carefree carousing. Along with drinks, emotions flow freely. Are the sparks between Blue and George genuine? Or are they born of summer heat and gin blossoms? Sometimes innocent actions can have dire consequences. With a skiff and lie, Blue lands in hot water. To save face, her grandparents ship her upstate. Will George seek love? Or will he let the music die along with her departure?
