Author:Marita Conlon-McKenna
Alice loves to cook. She believes the secret of good food is to cook with passion.
Her love affair with cookery has taken her from her parents' seaside hotel, to Paris and then one of Dublin's finest restaurants. Then she marries Liam, and is happy to hang up her chef's hat and cook for her family and friends instead.
But now she's cooking for one!
Her marriage to Liam over, it's high time she learns to stand on her own two feet and begin again...
Alice opens The Martello School of Cookery and a group of total strangers learn from her to create food that is tasty and delicious. And in the comfort of her kitchen they discover, not only how to cook - but recipes for life...
By the number one bestselling author of The Mother of the Bride
Inventive, gorgeous, funny and yes . . . heartbreaking. You will absolutely love this book.
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—— DIVA MagazineA delicious novel by an experienced author who captures the scientific atmosphere of the early 19th century with a devastating study of infidelity
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—— Jane Housham , GuardianTillyard’s achievement is in this original portray log the Regency era and its relevance to our own time
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—— Reading MattersAn achingly brilliant piece of writing on passion and delusion. It's a pleasure to read from start to finish and reignites our love for fiction
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