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Sarah-Kate Lynch
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Eating With The Angels
Автор: Sarah-Kate Lynch Жанр: Transworld Publishers Издательство: Transworld Publishers Год: 2006 Страниц: 384 Дата загрузки: 14 апреля 20102009-09-30
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Connie Farrell, a New York restaurant critic, is sitting in a first class seat on her way to Venice for the second honeymoon of a lifetime. There’s only one problem – Tom, her high school sweetheart and husband of ten years, is not sitting next to her. It seems downright rude. And not the least bit romantic. Enter Marco, an impossibly handsome gondolier, who guides her through the unimaginable delights of the city that has haunted her dreams. The water, the crumbling palaces, the dark and mysterious alleyways — and of course the mouth-watering delicacies she is fed at every turn — makes it all seem too good to be true. Indeed, back home in New York her dreams become a nightmare. Connie must discover the truth, a dish at once harder to swallow and yet ultimately more delicious than any she could find in a four-star restaurant.
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House Of Joy
Автор: Sarah-Kate Lynch Жанр: Transworld Publishers Издательство: Transworld Publishers Год: 2008 Страниц: 368 Дата загрузки: 10 октрября 20112010-07-24
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Bubbly, rich, delicate and delightful, the champagne of the famous House of Peine is everything that Clementine Peine is not. She lost her sparkle, along with the love of her life many years before, and now she's lost her miserable papa too. Still, at least now the precious House is hers. Or is it? First her wicked sister Mathilde returns, determined to poison the future the same way she poisoned the past. Then, out of the blue, a third sister appears — the enchanting but equally unwelcome young Sophie — claiming their surname and causing ancient family rivalries, long-ago love affairs and forgotten scandals to come bubbling to the surface. The glory days Clementine has dreamed of for so long have never seemed further away. But as her cherished grapes must blossom and blend to reinvent themselves and become something truly magnificent — so must she. Only then can the House of Peine become a House of Joy.
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