Salt and sugar

"Do not trust either pans with thin bottoms or the Molina family. Larissa Ramirez absorbed this truth with her mother's milk. In the small Brazilian town of Olinda, their family bakery 'Salt' has been at war with the neighboring 'Sugar' for several generations. However, Larissa's life changes when her beloved grandmother, the guardian of the family recipes, dies. In addition, the expanding network of supermarkets threatens to bankrupt their family business. Larissa wants to save her home at any cost, so she does the unthinkable - she teams up with her bitterest enemy, Pedro Molina. Larissa discovers new sides of Pedro, the existence of which she had never suspected, and even begins to feel a little sympathy for him. But can the true Ramirez truly trust Molina? 'This novel has all the ingredients for an incredible love story: the feud between two families, the atmospheric settings of Brazil, stunning descriptions of food, and a modern Romeo and Juliet!' - Ashley Schumacher"