Pancake Strawberry Bed

"Pancake „Strawberry Bed”" — a new novel by Lori Gilmore, author of the #1 bestselling books according to the New York Times and Sunday Times. The popular Dream Harbor series continues: the series has charmed 3 million readers worldwide and... has been translated into 30 languages. A warm, funny, and slightly cheeky story about family, second chances, and feelings that are not so easy to keep inside.
World-famous chef Archer Bear did not plan to move to Dream Harbor and certainly did not intend to open a pancake house there. But his life changes in a day: after a call from a lawyer, Archer learns that he has a five-year-old daughter, and now he has to raise her alone.
Being a nanny was supposed to be yet another temporary stop for Iris Fraser. But everything goes off plan: her strict and irritable boss turns out to be too attractive, and they have to live under one roof…
It should be easy to maintain strictly professional relations, right? Or will it be much more difficult for Archer to leave than it seemed from the very beginning?

Who this book is for:
- For those who enjoyed the first books in the series.
- For fans of cozy novels about shops and love in small towns.
- For lovers of the "found family" trope and stories about parenthood.

1. Print run — 3,000,000 copies.
2. A novel about love, found family, and strawberry pancakes.
3. Continuation of the romantic series about the residents of Dream Harbor.

Printhouse: Mann, Ivanov i Ferber

Series: MYTH Novels. The Magic of Book Pages

Age restrictions: 18+

Year of publication: 2026

ISBN: 9785002509836

Number of pages: 352

Size: 210х135х25 mm

Cover type: hard

Weight: 430 g

ID: 1736736

"Pancake „Strawberry Bed”" — a new novel by Lori Gilmore, author of the #1 bestselling books according to the New York Times and Sunday Times. The popular Dream Harbor series continues: the series has charmed 3 million readers worldwide and has been translated into 30 languages. A warm, funny, and slightly cheeky story about family, second chances, and feelings that are not so easy to keep inside.
World-famous chef Archer Bear did not plan to move to Dream Harbor and certainly did not intend to open a pancake house there. But his life changes in a day: after a call from a lawyer, Archer learns that he has a five-year-old daughter, and now he has to raise her alone.
Being a nanny was supposed to be yet another temporary stop for Iris Fraser. But everything goes off plan: her strict and irritable boss turns out to be too attractive, and they have to live under one roof…
It should be easy to maintain strictly professional relations, right? Or will it be much more difficult for Archer to leave than it seemed from the very beginning?

Who this book is for:
- For those who enjoyed the first books in the series.
- For fans of cozy novels about shops and love in small towns.
- For lovers of the "found family" trope and stories about parenthood.