When cookbook author Celia Moreau loses her publishing deal and her Manhattan apartment in the same week, she does the only thing that makes sense: she runs to a cottage on the Maine coast.
Rented from a ninety-year-old woman named Maggie, the cottage comes with a temperamental stove, a dead burner, and a box of handwritten recipe cards from decades of legendary Friday suppers.
Celia only meant to regroup. But when she starts cooking Maggie's recipes for the women she meets at the local bakery—and a quiet lobsterman named Dan keeps showing up with the morning's catch—she begins to build something she never had in New York: a table where everyone belongs.
Seaside Supper Club is a cozy, warm, buttery read about letting go of the woman you thought you had to be, the women who become your family, the second act no one saw coming, and finding home in the last place you expected.
Genre: Romance
Rented from a ninety-year-old woman named Maggie, the cottage comes with a temperamental stove, a dead burner, and a box of handwritten recipe cards from decades of legendary Friday suppers.
Celia only meant to regroup. But when she starts cooking Maggie's recipes for the women she meets at the local bakery—and a quiet lobsterman named Dan keeps showing up with the morning's catch—she begins to build something she never had in New York: a table where everyone belongs.
Seaside Supper Club is a cozy, warm, buttery read about letting go of the woman you thought you had to be, the women who become your family, the second act no one saw coming, and finding home in the last place you expected.
Genre: Romance