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Book SynopsisThe Australian Women's WeeklyGreat Read there is a freshness and vivacity to this cooking school novel that is utterly beguiling.' The Australian Women's Weekly Life rarely serves up the perfect dish, but second chances are always on the menu . . . There's nothing quite so beautiful as Paris in the spring; and when you add in the chance to learn the French way of food, in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere, who can resist? Not Gabi Picabea or Kate Evans who have come from Australia to Sylvie Morel's Paris Cooking School. Both are at a crossroads, and learning to cook the French way in Paris, far away from all their troubles, seems like the perfect escape. Still bruised from a shocking betrayal by her ex-husband, Kate is trying to find a new place for herself in life, and emotional peace, while FrenchAustralian artist Gabi is struggling with a crippling creative block. Meanwhile, Sylvie is facing challenges of her own a mysterious harassment campaign against the school and a reassessment of her relationship with her commitment-shy lover, Claude. For each of the women, that extraordinary April in Paris will bring unexpected twists and transformations that will change the course of their lives. A delectable novel about love, hope and the consolations of the perfect strawberry tart, The Paris Cooking School is a treat for the soul. Praise for The Paris Cooking School A delicious read.'New Idea
