The Baking Games

De: Rachel Hanna

Narrado por: Anne-Michael Smith

Savannah Greene enters The Baking Games with a clear goal: win the $200,000 prize and secure her sister’s future. But her plan quickly crumbles when she discovers the competition includes her ex-boyfriend, Connor, who still harbors a grudge, and Rhett Jennings, her biggest rival from culinary school.

Thrown together in a luxurious mansion under the constant gaze of cameras, Savannah finds herself part of an unexpected plot twist—a fake relationship with Rhett to boost their popularity with viewers. As they navigate this pretend romance, the lines between reality and performance blur. Rhett's unexpected defense against Connor's sabotage stirs doubts about his true intentions. Is his growing warmth genuine, or just another strategy to win?

With each challenge, Savannah's resolve is tested not just by her baking skills but also by the tangled web of feelings developing around her. Rhett's consistent support and moments of vulnerability make her question if there’s more to their connection than just the game. As the competition intensifies, so does the relationship, pushing Savannah to reconsider what she truly desires.

Amidst the strategic alliances and fake romances crafted for viewer ratings, Savannah forges a genuine bond with Maggie, a 65-year-old contestant who becomes like the mother she never had. Maggie's wisdom and warmth offer a haven from the cutthroat atmosphere, grounding Savannah as she navigates the murky waters of trust within the mansion.

As the grand finale looms, Savannah must decide if she’s willing to risk her heart along with her culinary dreams. Caught between a potential new love and the prize that promises a better future for her sister, Savannah faces a choice that could change everything. Is her connection with Rhett just a well-crafted façade, or could it be the most authentic thing she's ever baked up?

©2024 Rachel Hanna (P)2024 Rachel Hanna

Baking Games is top notch

What a fun read and full of surprises. Great laughter, touching moments, and I wanted to slap a couple myself. Definitely a new style for Rachel Hanna, but it’s just perfect. I really enjoyed the book. I’m sorry it’s not a series.

Cute Story. Poor audio.

The book is a cute, feel good story. The narration is very “person reading out loud” rather than narration that is natural storytelling. The book is told from the perspective of a male and a female main characters. Having narration of two people to depict the two characters would have made for a better performance as well.

This is in my top three favorite books of 2025

This story is well written. The story line is realistic with characters that are believable. The author brings out emotions and character growth, that left me unable to stop listening to it.

I liked that it is based on a reality show

I loved the passion and that this is a very readable story. I do recommend this story to everyone.

Great love story

It was a great love story predictable, but well done very well laid out and I definitely had different twist with an updated version of life on an old love story

Cute Story Clean Romance

This book would have been great with duel narration. The character changes felt really abrupt and it was hard to tell whose POV some parts were.
The story was cute and enjoyable. I love cooking shows and baking so that’s what really drew me in.

The book was ok but I’m not quite sure since I couldn’t follow the narrator….

The overall story was just ok. The part that made this book almost a DNF is the narration. The narrator’s voice is a little hard to listen to and she was the narrator for all characters, even for the male characters. There were countless times that I thought Savannah was speaking but I later figured out it was a male character speaking. For those of us who listen to audiobooks while driving or cleaning the house, more than one narrator is a must. Or at least a narrator who is able to change intonation and cause the different characters to have their own voice.