Whisk Me Away

De: Georgia Beers

Narrado por: Lula Larkin

Whisk Me Away is must-see TV.

When the famous host arranges a retreat for up-and-coming pastry chefs, Regan Callahan applies. Everything she’s been working for is served up hot and delicious right under her nose: recognition of her self-taught skills, learning from a master, there’s even been a secret prize hinted at that just might give her the means to buy her boss’s bakery when he retires. It’s not supposed to be a competition, but if it is, she’ll do anything to win.

Ava Prescott has no intention of allowing that to happen. Not that she’s worried. Regan doesn’t have what it takes. Just like she couldn’t excel with Ava as her boss when they worked together at the high-end restaurant in New York City. Their rivalry sharp as a lemon tart, Ava’s going to win, then she’ll ditch the high-pressure kitchen and open a small restaurant where she’ll have the creative freedom to follow her instincts, and her unique desserts will blossom.

Their styles are different. Their personalities are miles apart. Regan’s a gorgeous flake. Ava, a beautiful untouchable ice queen. Let the competition, and the ovens, heat up. Everyone knows the best recipes come straight from the heart.

©2025 Georgia Beers (P)2025 Bold Strokes Book Inc

Cute Sapphic RomCom

Absolutely obsessed with Reagan and Ava! This was a cute sapphic romcom!
And the ending was perfection!

Romantic and fun

Georgia did a great job with character development and storyline. Learned to love both Ava & Regan! Great job!

Lov this book

Georgia Bear writes many books about bakers, and this one is another one, and it is an excellent one. I love the setting the MCs and the sneaky drama in it. Narration was OK.

Loved the slowish burn

The story wasn’t too predictable and kept me wanting to listen without stopping. Love Georgia Beers and glad to have found another great title from her

Worth Devouring

(Warning: lots of puns ahead…)

Whisk Me Away by Georgia Beers was exactly what I hoped for… and then some. From the first bite (err, chapter), I was hooked by the irresistible setup: two rival pastry chefs with sizzling tension, creative drive, and just enough baggage to make the stakes feel real. Regan’s passion and persistence clashed so beautifully with Ava’s cool confidence, and watching them go from frosty to fiery was a total delight.

This isn’t just your average “rivals forced to work together” trope. There’s heart here, real emotional growth wrapped in buttery layers of tension, vulnerability, and personal redemption (and growth).

The culinary camp added that perfect pinch of pressure and drama, but the romance stayed the main course. It was charming, swoony, and full of warmth, just like the best desserts.

Even the angst near the end (which usually knocks a star off for me) was handled with realism and grace, making the payoff that much more satisfying.

Lula Larkin’s narration? Chef’s kiss (as always). She brought both women to life with such clarity and personality that I never once got lost in the back-and-forth. I felt Regan’s sweetness and stubbornness just as much as I felt Ava’s guarded ambition. The dynamic between them was written with such care—playful, sharp, and slowly warming to something soft and romantic.

If you’re into slow-burn sapphic romances with snark, sweetness, and soul, this one’s worth devouring.

Engaging

Great storyline, interesting characters, fun and real dialogue, and wonderful narration. Whisk Me Away is everything you would expect from a Georgia Beers book. She is one of the few authors I’ll purchase a book without even reading the blurb.

Boring

I usually enjoy books by this author but I found this story to be boring. Some of the narrator’s voices were hard to differentiate.