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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Four women. One villa in Spain. A month that could change everything.Lotty Hernandez is exhausted from spending her life caring for everyone but herself. Rose Nguyen built a successful online brand only to discover she no longer recognizes the woman behind it. Caroline Nagle has fame, wealth, and an Oscar nomination, yet longs to disappear from public view. Evangeline Fisher spent decades building a successful career and now finds retirement far lonelier than she imagined.When a chance invitation brings them together at a secluded villa in the hills above San Sebastian, Spain, none of them know exactly what they are seeking. Peace. Escape. A fresh start. Perhaps simply a chance to breathe.As spring unfolds beneath lemon trees and endless blue skies, the women form unexpected friendships and begin confronting the lives they left behind. Old wounds surface. Long-buried dreams reawaken. And each woman must decide whether she has the courage to return home unchanged or embrace the possibility of a new beginning.Inspired by the timeless charm of The Enchanted April, The House of Second Chances is a warm and uplifting novel about friendship, reinvention, and discovering that it is never too late to create the life you truly want.Perfect for readers of Karen Swan, Jenny Colgan, and fans of women's fiction filled with heart, hope, and beautiful destinations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. About Secret in the SauceA mid-life cooking adventure turns into an unexpected spiritual journeyAt forty-eight, history professor Kelly McMichael decides to pursue a dream she's harbored for two decades: attending the prestigious Ballymaloe Cookery School in rural Ireland. Leaving behind her comfortable academic life in Texas, she embarks on an intensive twelve-week culinary program that promises to transform her from home cook to professional chef.What McMichael doesn't anticipate is how this experience will transform not just her cooking skills, but her entire perspective on life. As she struggles with unfamiliar techniques, demanding instructors, and younger classmates, she discovers that cooking school is teaching her far more than how to make the perfect souffle.Through butchering sessions that require total presence, failed dishes that demand humility, and unexpected moments of joy in creating something beautiful from scratch, McMichael finds herself absorbing essential life wisdom alongside culinary principles. The chaos of the professional kitchen becomes her meditation cushion, as she learns to navigate stress with greater mindfulness and to find balance in the midst of intensity.With unflinching honesty and self-deprecating humor, McMichael recounts her journey through the competitive world of high-end culinary training-complete with heart palpitations, imposter syndrome, and even stress-induced incontinence. She weaves together mouthwatering recipes with profound reflections on perfectionism, aging, and finding purpose, while revealing how cooking becomes a metaphor for living with greater awareness.From the bucolic Irish countryside to steamy, high-pressure kitchen environments, from crushing moments of failure to unexpected triumphs, Secret in the Sauce serves up a relatable story about pursuing a long-held dream and discovering that sometimes the most important lessons come when we approach life with a beginner's mind.Part cooking memoir, part spiritual journey, this book speaks to anyone who has ever wondered if it's too late to chase a dream, change careers, or find new meaning in life. Like the best recipes, it combines seemingly disparate ingredients into something wholly satisfying-proving that sometimes the real secret in the sauce is simply the courage to throw yourself into the pot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Four women. One villa in Spain. A month that could change everything.Lotty Hernandez is exhausted from spending her life caring for everyone but herself. Rose Nguyen built a successful online brand only to discover she no longer recognizes the woman behind it. Caroline Nagle has fame, wealth, and an Oscar nomination, yet longs to disappear from public view. Evangeline Fisher spent decades building a successful career and now finds retirement far lonelier than she imagined.When a chance invitation brings them together at a secluded villa in the hills above San Sebastian, Spain, none of them know exactly what they are seeking. Peace. Escape. A fresh start. Perhaps simply a chance to breathe.As spring unfolds beneath lemon trees and endless blue skies, the women form unexpected friendships and begin confronting the lives they left behind. Old wounds surface. Long-buried dreams reawaken. And each woman must decide whether she has the courage to return home unchanged or embrace the possibility of a new beginning.Inspired by the timeless charm of The Enchanted April, The House of Second Chances is a warm and uplifting novel about friendship, reinvention, and discovering that it is never too late to create the life you truly want.Perfect for readers of Karen Swan, Jenny Colgan, and fans of women's fiction filled with heart, hope, and beautiful destinations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Four women. One villa in Spain. A month that could change everything.Lotty Hernandez is exhausted from spending her life caring for everyone but herself. Rose Nguyen built a successful online brand only to discover she no longer recognizes the woman behind it. Caroline Nagle has fame, wealth, and an Oscar nomination, yet longs to disappear from public view. Evangeline Fisher spent decades building a successful career and now finds retirement far lonelier than she imagined.When a chance invitation brings them together at a secluded villa in the hills above San Sebastian, Spain, none of them know exactly what they are seeking. Peace. Escape. A fresh start. Perhaps simply a chance to breathe.As spring unfolds beneath lemon trees and endless blue skies, the women form unexpected friendships and begin confronting the lives they left behind. Old wounds surface. Long-buried dreams reawaken. And each woman must decide whether she has the courage to return home unchanged or embrace the possibility of a new beginning.Inspired by the timeless charm of The Enchanted April, The House of Second Chances is a warm and uplifting novel about friendship, reinvention, and discovering that it is never too late to create the life you truly want.Perfect for readers of Karen Swan, Jenny Colgan, and fans of women's fiction filled with heart, hope, and beautiful destinations. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. About Secret in the SauceA mid-life cooking adventure turns into an unexpected spiritual journeyAt forty-eight, history professor Kelly McMichael decides to pursue a dream she's harbored for two decades: attending the prestigious Ballymaloe Cookery School in rural Ireland. Leaving behind her comfortable academic life in Texas, she embarks on an intensive twelve-week culinary program that promises to transform her from home cook to professional chef.What McMichael doesn't anticipate is how this experience will transform not just her cooking skills, but her entire perspective on life. As she struggles with unfamiliar techniques, demanding instructors, and younger classmates, she discovers that cooking school is teaching her far more than how to make the perfect souffle.Through butchering sessions that require total presence, failed dishes that demand humility, and unexpected moments of joy in creating something beautiful from scratch, McMichael finds herself absorbing essential life wisdom alongside culinary principles. The chaos of the professional kitchen becomes her meditation cushion, as she learns to navigate stress with greater mindfulness and to find balance in the midst of intensity.With unflinching honesty and self-deprecating humor, McMichael recounts her journey through the competitive world of high-end culinary training-complete with heart palpitations, imposter syndrome, and even stress-induced incontinence. She weaves together mouthwatering recipes with profound reflections on perfectionism, aging, and finding purpose, while revealing how cooking becomes a metaphor for living with greater awareness.From the bucolic Irish countryside to steamy, high-pressure kitchen environments, from crushing moments of failure to unexpected triumphs, Secret in the Sauce serves up a relatable story about pursuing a long-held dream and discovering that sometimes the most important lessons come when we approach life with a beginner's mind.Part cooking memoir, part spiritual journey, this book speaks to anyone who has ever wondered if it's too late to chase a dream, change careers, or find new meaning in life. Like the best recipes, it combines seemingly disparate ingredients into something wholly satisfying-proving that sometimes the real secret in the sauce is simply the courage to throw yourself into the pot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. About Secret in the SauceA mid-life cooking adventure turns into an unexpected spiritual journeyAt forty-eight, history professor Kelly McMichael decides to pursue a dream she's harbored for two decades: attending the prestigious Ballymaloe Cookery School in rural Ireland. Leaving behind her comfortable academic life in Texas, she embarks on an intensive twelve-week culinary program that promises to transform her from home cook to professional chef.What McMichael doesn't anticipate is how this experience will transform not just her cooking skills, but her entire perspective on life. As she struggles with unfamiliar techniques, demanding instructors, and younger classmates, she discovers that cooking school is teaching her far more than how to make the perfect souffle.Through butchering sessions that require total presence, failed dishes that demand humility, and unexpected moments of joy in creating something beautiful from scratch, McMichael finds herself absorbing essential life wisdom alongside culinary principles. The chaos of the professional kitchen becomes her meditation cushion, as she learns to navigate stress with greater mindfulness and to find balance in the midst of intensity.With unflinching honesty and self-deprecating humor, McMichael recounts her journey through the competitive world of high-end culinary training-complete with heart palpitations, imposter syndrome, and even stress-induced incontinence. She weaves together mouthwatering recipes with profound reflections on perfectionism, aging, and finding purpose, while revealing how cooking becomes a metaphor for living with greater awareness.From the bucolic Irish countryside to steamy, high-pressure kitchen environments, from crushing moments of failure to unexpected triumphs, Secret in the Sauce serves up a relatable story about pursuing a long-held dream and discovering that sometimes the most important lessons come when we approach life with a beginner's mind.Part cooking memoir, part spiritual journey, this book speaks to anyone who has ever wondered if it's too late to chase a dream, change careers, or find new meaning in life. Like the best recipes, it combines seemingly disparate ingredients into something wholly satisfying-proving that sometimes the real secret in the sauce is simply the courage to throw yourself into the pot. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Four women. One villa in Spain. A month that could change everything.Lotty Hernandez is exhausted from spending her life caring for everyone but herself. Rose Nguyen built a successful online brand only to discover she no longer recognizes the woman behind it. Caroline Nagle has fame, wealth, and an Oscar nomination, yet longs to disappear from public view. Evangeline Fisher spent decades building a successful career and now finds retirement far lonelier than she imagined.When a chance invitation brings them together at a secluded villa in the hills above San Sebastián, Spain, none of them know exactly what they are seeking. Peace. Escape. A fresh start. Perhaps simply a chance to breathe.As spring unfolds beneath lemon trees and endless blue skies, the women form unexpected friendships and begin confronting the lives they left behind. Old wounds surface. Long-buried dreams reawaken. And each woman must decide whether she has the courage to return home unchanged or embrace the possibility of a new beginning.Inspired by the timeless charm of The Enchanted April, The House of Second Chances is a warm and uplifting novel about friendship, reinvention, and discovering that it is never too late to create the life you truly want.Perfect for readers of Karen Swan, Jenny Colgan, and fans of women's fiction filled with heart, hope, and beautiful destinations.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - About Secret in the SauceA mid-life cooking adventure turns into an unexpected spiritual journeyAt forty-eight, history professor Kelly McMichael decides to pursue a dream she's harbored for two decades: attending the prestigious Ballymaloe Cookery School in rural Ireland. Leaving behind her comfortable academic life in Texas, she embarks on an intensive twelve-week culinary program that promises to transform her from home cook to professional chef.What McMichael doesn't anticipate is how this experience will transform not just her cooking skills, but her entire perspective on life. As she struggles with unfamiliar techniques, demanding instructors, and younger classmates, she discovers that cooking school is teaching her far more than how to make the perfect soufflé.Through butchering sessions that require total presence, failed dishes that demand humility, and unexpected moments of joy in creating something beautiful from scratch, McMichael finds herself absorbing essential life wisdom alongside culinary principles. The chaos of the professional kitchen becomes her meditation cushion, as she learns to navigate stress with greater mindfulness and to find balance in the midst of intensity.With unflinching honesty and self-deprecating humor, McMichael recounts her journey through the competitive world of high-end culinary training-complete with heart palpitations, imposter syndrome, and even stress-induced incontinence. She weaves together mouthwatering recipes with profound reflections on perfectionism, aging, and finding purpose, while revealing how cooking becomes a metaphor for living with greater awareness.From the bucolic Irish countryside to steamy, high-pressure kitchen environments, from crushing moments of failure to unexpected triumphs, Secret in the Sauce serves up a relatable story about pursuing a long-held dream and discovering that sometimes the most important lessons come when we approach life with a beginner's mind.Part cooking memoir, part spiritual journey, this book speaks to anyone who has ever wondered if it's too late to chase a dream, change careers, or find new meaning in life. Like the best recipes, it combines seemingly disparate ingredients into something wholly satisfying-proving that sometimes the real secret in the sauce is simply the courage to throw yourself into the pot.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The Secret in the Sauce | Kitchen Wisdom and Life Lessons from an Irish Cookery School, with Recipes | Kelly McMichael | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Electra Creative Services | EAN 9798230098997 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. The House of Second Chances | Kelly McMichael | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Electra Creative Services | EAN 9798235737372 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.