Margherita's notebook
Subtitle: a novel of temptation
By: Elisabetta Flumeri and Gabriella Giacometti
Contributors: Notini, S. (Sylvia), translator; Giacometti, Gabriella (Novelist), author
Edition: Large print edition.
Series: Thorndike Press large print women's fiction; Thorndike Press large print women's fiction series
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 419
ISBN-13: 9781410493583
Subjects: Italian Cooking; Contemporary Women; Contemporary; Women cooks; FICTION; Romance; Large type books; Fiction
Work titles: Amore e un bacio di dama
Description: Escape to the winding cobblestone streets and rolling hills of Tuscany in this delicious, romantic, and charming tale of irresistible attraction and dreams fulfilled, complete with mouthwatering authentic Italian recipes perfect for fans of Chocolat and Under the Tuscan Sun . Margherita is a spirited young woman with a passion for cooking. When her heart is broken in Rome, she returns to her hometown of Roccafitta, a small Tuscan village filled with lovable eccentrics and beautiful vineyards. She dreams of saving enough money to reopen her late mother s restaurant and hopes she may find help from the handsome stranger in town, Nicola Ravelli. An aloof and ambitious businessman, Nicola is buying up the village s vineyards and is also on the lookout for a personal chef. Though the two dislike one another immediately, Nicola agrees to pay Margherita well for each delicious meal she prepares for his various business meetings. But with each new dish, Nicola discovers that he is the one being seduced and Margherita realizes that she is expressing much more through her cooking than she cares to admit. Featuring the recipes for the seductive Italian dishes described in the story, including roast duck and the delectable pastry, baci di dama (a lady s kiss), Margherita s Notebook is an engaging and warm celebration of the power of food and its ability to nourish, stimulate, and express emotion a satisfying read for every season."
Notes: "Originally published in Italian in 2013 by Sperling & Kupfer."--Title page verso.