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“Even after baking that afternoon while Dre covered the counter, she'd been left with very few cupcakes to refrigerate overnight, as she routinely did, selling them as day olds the next day, for a reduced price. She still had fresh frozen extra batches of unfrosted cupcakes, her base vanilla bean cake and semi-sweet chocolate, which she'd thaw, then pipe fresh frosting on in the morning. Even with those she'd still be behind with her freshly baked trademark flavors, no matter how early a start she got. She'd whipped up some of those frostings this evening, but everything else would have to be made fresh from scratch in the morning. She should be in bed, sleeping. Not standing in the shop kitchen, experimenting with a pavlova roulade she didn't need and couldn't sell. But therapy was therapy, and she needed that, too.”

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Sugar Rush

Sugar Rush is a gripping narrative that delves into the complexities of addiction, particularly focusing on the impact of excessive sugar consumption on individuals and society. The story follows characters who are entangled in a web of addiction, illustrating the physical, emotional, and social repercussions of their choices. The novel challenges readers to reflect on the role of sugar in modern life and its potential dangers. more

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Donna Kauffman

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