Description
Discover 'The Chocolate Maker's Wife', a captivating novel that blends cruelty, revenge, and the intoxicating allure of chocolate. Set in the vibrant backdrop of 17th century London, this B-format paperback by renowned author Karen Brooks takes you on a spellbinding journey through the lives of Rosamund Tomkins, a unique heroine, and her tumultuous destiny. Born into hardship, Rosamund's life transforms after an unexpected marriage to a nobleman, catapulting her into the elite world of the haut ton, where chocolate drinking is the ultimate indulgence. Yet, the sweet facade masks sinister conspiracies and dire threats that put her very existence in jeopardy. As the Great Fire looms and the Plague ravages the city, Rosamund must navigate a dangerous path—forced to choose between preserving her newfound life or descending into darkness. This richly detailed historical fiction delves into themes of love, redemption, and the complexities of femininity, inviting you to explore women’s untold stories from history. Perfect for fans of historical novels, chocolate lovers, and those intrigued by tales of survival and strength in adversity. Immerse yourself in the luscious world of 'The Chocolate Maker's Wife' and experience a narrative that beautifully intertwines real events with romantic intrigue.