The Sugar Pavilion

The Sugar Pavilion

1793. Revolutionary France.

Sophie Delcourt, the enchanting talented daughter of a Parisian confectioner, is forced to flee the country in the midst of revolution and bloodshed with a four-year-old aristocrat and elderly Marquis in her charge.

Bereft and abandoned in the Sussex countryside, she is saved from highwaymen by the intriguing Tom Foxhill, art collector to the Prince of Wales.

Soon, Sophie finds herself forming a passionate bond with him, a bond which even her love for another cannot severâ€¦

After settling in Regency Brighton, at first she does not realise that threats of vengeance have followed her from France.

But soon her worries are settled by a new home, local work and friends for her young charge Antoine.

Sophie strives to build her own confectionery business and eventually finds her path leading to the glorious Sugar Pavilion of the Prince Regent himself.

Her life becomes more exciting and challenging than she had ever expected, but danger also creeps near in the form of smugglers and the distressing threat of French revolutionariesâ€¦

The Sugar Pavilion is a powerful Regency novel, rich with period detail.

Praise for Rosalind Laker

'Leisurely...with some yum-yum desserts.' - Kirkus Reviews

'Her vision...is admirably researched' - Kirkus Reviews

'...one of the genre's leading lights' - Kirkus Reviews

Rosalind Laker is a best-selling novelist that has been published all over the world, with her works translated into twenty languages. The author of over forty historical novels, her first work was published in 1970; Warwyckâ€™s Wife is the first of her acclaimed Easthampton trilogy and is followed by Claudineâ€™s Daughter and The Warwycks of Easthampton. She is also the author of Banners of Silk, Tree of Gold, The Silver Touch and To Dance With Kings . She lives with her Norwegian husband in Sussex.
Country USA
Manufacturer Lume Books
Binding Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate 2016-08-09
Format Kindle eBook

Country	USA
Manufacturer	Lume Books
Binding	Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate	2016-08-09
Format	Kindle eBook

Praise for Rosalind Laker

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