The Midsummer Garden Kirsty Manning by Kirsty Manning 9781760294748, 9781925576528, 1760294748, 1925576523 instant download after payment.

Travelling between lush gardens in France, windswept coastlines of
Tasmania, to Tuscan hillsides and beyond, The Midsummer Garden lures the
reader on an unforgettable culinary and botanical journey. 1487
Artemisia is young to be in charge of the kitchens at Chateau de
Boschaud but, having been taught the herbalists' lore, her knowledge of
how food can delight the senses is unsurpassed. All of her concentration
and flair is needed as she oversees the final preparations for the
sumptuous wedding feast of Lord Boschaud and his bride while concealing
her own secret dream. For after the celebrations are over, she dares to
believe that her future lies outside the chateau. But who will she
trust? 2014 Pip Arnet is an expert in predicting threats to healthy
ecosystems. Trouble is, she doesn't seem to recognise these signs in her
own life. What Pip holds dearest right now is her potential to make a
real difference in the marine biology of her beloved Tasmanian
coastline. She'd thought that her fiance Jack understood this, believed
that he knew she couldn't make any plans until her studies were
complete. But lately, since she's finally moved in with him, Jack
appears to have forgotten everything they'd discussed. When a gift of
several dusty, beautiful old copper pots arrives in Pip's kitchen, the
two stories come together in a rich and sensuous celebration of family
and love, passion and sacrifice.