I really enjoyed this book. It's about finding your passion, struggling through emotions, listening to your head but opening your heart. A fun mix with great characters. I hope they all come back in another book.
Holly Maguire's grandmother Camilla was the Love Goddess of Blue
Crab Island, Maine--a Milanese fortune-teller who could predict the
right man for you, and whose Italian cooking was rumored to save
marriages.
Holly has been waiting years for her unlikely fortune: her
true love will like sa cordula, an unappetizing old-world delicacy. But Holly can't make a decent marinara sauce, let alone sa cordula. Maybe
that's why the man she hopes to marry breaks her heart. So when Holly
inherits Camilla's Cucinotta, she's determined to forget about fortunes
and love and become an Italian cooking teacher worthy of her
grandmother's legacy.
But Holly's four students are seeking much more
than how to make Camilla's chicken alla Milanese. Simon, a single
father, hopes to cook his way back into his daughter's heart. Juliet,
Holly's childhood friend, hides a painful secret. Tamara, a serial
dater, can't find the love she longs for. And twelve-year-old Mia thinks
learning to cook will stop her dad, Liam, from marrying his phony
lasagna-queen girlfriend. As the class gathers each week, adding
Camilla's essential ingredients of wishes and memories in every pot and
pan, unexpected friendships and romances are formed--and tested. Especially when Holly falls hard for Liam . . . and learns a thing or two about finding her own recipe for happiness.