The Chocolate Promise

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ReadHowYouWant.com, Limited, Apr 23, 2015 - Chocolate industry - 508 pages
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Christmas Livingstone has ten rules for happiness, the most important of which is 'absolutely no romantic relationships'. In The Chocolate Apothecary, her enchanting artisan store in Tasmania, she tempers chocolate and creates handmade delicacies. Surrounded by gifts for the senses, in this shop chocolate isn't just good for you, it's medicine. And then one day a stranger arrives at her front door - a dishevelled botanist seeking her help. She really doesn't need Lincoln van Luc to walk into her life, even if he does have the nicest blue eyes, the loveliest meddling grandmother and a gorgeous newly rescued dog. She really doesn't need any of it. Or does she? Set across Tasmania, Paris and Provence, this is a glorious novel of a creative woman about to find out how far in life a list of rules will take her, with an enticing tangle of freshly picked herbs, pots of flowers and lashings of chocolate scenting the air.

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User Review  - AmaliaGavea - LibraryThing

A well-written "feel good"novel about second chances and the will and strength one must find to pursue their dreams. Charming descriptions and characters quirky enough to hold your interest, although ... Read full review

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User Review  - SashaM - LibraryThing

A great fun read. I was reading an advance proof copy and there were a couple of typos which did distract a little - I hope that gets fixed before release. The story itself is a great fun read about ... Read full review

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Josephine Moon is an Australian author, based in Queensland. She has a Bachelor of Communication degree and has held a variety of jobs that include Journalist, English teacher, and editor. She has a passion for horses and is the founder of a horse rescue charity. She is the author of The Tale of the Lucky Cat (Illustrated by Sunny Seki), The Tea Chest, Memory Makes Us, The Chocolate Promise (also known as The Chocolate Apothecary), The Beekeeper's Secret, and Three Gold Coins.

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