Life took them on different paths. A death brings them home. And friendship will keep them together. When Bria Landon and her estranged father each inherit fifty percent of a small-town cupcake shop, her dad brings in her worst enemy, an ex-boyfriend, to turn the place into a soulless franchise…or sell it. To save her aunt’s legacy, Bria needs the help of people who love the bakery as much as she does—her old friends who worked there fifteen years ago. But they have their own problems. Juliet fears her marriage is about to crumble. She’s in panic mode, trying to prove she’s more than a trophy wife. When Missy’s husband died, working at the cupcake shop saved her. Now, she might lose the job she loves. Despite Nell’s insistence she’s happy being single, her meddling mom won’t stop playing matchmaker. And life coach Selena is tired of fixing everyone else’s problems without a clue how to fix her own. As the Berry Lake Cupcake Posse reunite to save their beloved cupcake shop, they’ll discover the power of friendship, the importance of love, and maybe even the recipe for happily ever after...

Sometimes the sweetest beginnings come from bitter endings… Juliet Monroe’s comfortable world has been turned upside down. She’s struggling to leave her trophy wife identity behind and make ends meet as a full-time event planner. When her handsome new neighbor needs to throw the perfect birthday party for his niece, Juliet offers her services. If she pulls this off, maybe she can get her life back on track. But to do so, she’ll need the help of the Cupcake Posse. Too bad her friends are grappling with problems of their own: Missy’s recovering from injuries; Nell’s trying to thwart her mother’s matchmaking efforts; Selena’s husband wants her to work less when she needs to do more; and Bria’s facing obstacles she never anticipated trying to save her late aunt’s bakery. Join the Cupcake Posse as they work together to navigate the difficulties of life, loss, and love. They continue to rely on each other, never losing sight of the importance of friendship and family, but will that be enough to save the Berry Lake Cupcake Shop?