The Glass Kitchen

A Novel of Sisters

By: Linda Francis Lee

Narrated by: Julia Whelan

Three sisters move from Texas to New York City to open a restaurant in this novel about food, family, and finding true love from the author of Emily and Einstein.

Portia Cuthcart never intended to leave Texas. Her dream was to run the Glass Kitchen restaurant her grandmother built decades ago. But after a string of betrayals and the loss of her legacy, Portia is determined to start a new life with her sisters in Manhattan... and never cook again. But when she moves into a dilapidated brownstone on the Upper West Side, she meets 12-year-old Ariel and her widowed father Gabriel, a man with his hands full trying to raise two daughters on his own. Soon, a promise made to her sisters forces Portia back into a world of magical food and swirling emotions, where she must confront everything she has been running from. What seems so simple on the surface is anything but when long-held secrets are revealed, rivalries exposed, and the promise of new love stirs to life like chocolate mixing with cream.

©2014 Linda Francis Lee. (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved. Published by arrangement with St. Martin’s Press, LLC.

Lipstick On A Pig

I have owned this $5 sale story for way too long with out listening to it! Gads, l just don’t want it to end, it’s that entertaining. Ms Whelan male voices became soooo sexy during 2014 narrations that l now own 45 of her reads, don’t miss her Karen Robards trilogy. This number doesn’t account her AKA Sophie Eastlake reads Eg Thea Harrison, l own. This author loves NY and this book really showcases it so well with food and laughter and our hunky business hero. Our little heroiness, Ariel steals this book. Yes there is a bit of paranormal in this read, but just references no great detail. However, if you don’t love feel good stories, you will miss the genuine good writing by this author.
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Loved this book! Listened twice!!

From beginning to end this book was entertaining and interesting. The combination of characters - who were all interesting characters, worked so well together. The idea of a sixth sense relating to food was also very intriguing. I think this is the only book I've ever read two times back to back.

fun

This was a silly, ridiculous, fun and at times cringe worthy chick flick beach read.

Nice story.

This was an easy, lighthearted book about sisters ,food and love. I enjoyed it a lot.

LOVE

I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVED it! So many emotions rolled into one little book.