Welcome toLa Maison des Sorcieres. Where the window display is an enchanted forest of sweets, a collection of conical hats delights the eye and the habitués nibble chocolate witches from fanciful mismatched china. While in their tiny blue kitchen, Magalie Chaudron and her two aunts stir wishes into bubbling pots of heavenlychocolat chaud.
But no amount of wishing will rid them of interloper Philippe Lyonais, who has the gall to open one of his world famous pastry shops right down the street. Philippe's creations seem to hold a magic of their own, drawing crowds of beautiful women to their little isle amidst the Seine, and tempting even Magalie to venture out of her ivory tower and take a chance, a taste. . .a kiss.
Parisian princesses, chocolate witches,pâtissierprinces and sweet wishes--an enchanting tale ofamour et chocolat.
Praise for Laura Florand and her novels
Charming and laugh-out-loud funny. --New York Timesbestselling author Deborah Smith
Readers will be happy to live vicariously in Laura's French fairytale. --Booklist
Frothy, French confection of a novel. --Publishers Weekly
Both sensual and sweet. . .a story that melts in your mouth! --USA Todaybestselling author Christie Ridgway
Vive la Laura Florand! --Cassandra KingLaura Florandwas born in Georgia, but the travel bug bit her early. After a Fulbright year in Tahiti, a semester in Spain, and backpacking everywhere from New Zealand to Greece, she ended up living in Paris, where she met and married her own handsome Frenchman. She is now a lecturer at Duke University and very dedicated to her research on French chocolate.US