The Wedding Bees

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A charmingly witty tale of honey, love and manners set in New York
When Sugar Wallace arrives in Manhattan with nothing but a beehive, a secret past and a taste for good manners, life starts to change for the dispirited occupants of 33 Flores Street. But as love wings its way into their hearts and homes, it flies away from Sugar herself, until a doorman without a door and a certain busy queen join forces in a sting to end all stings. It looks like love might be in the air once more ... but for how long A novel about taking hold, letting go and the magic of honey, in the vein of AMeLIE and CHOCOLAt. 'a sweetly old-fashioned romance with a high feel-good factor ... tHE WEDDING BEES is a romp of a novel, designed to be read for pure pleasure.' Nicky Pellegrino Praise for DOLCI DI LOVE 'a compelling novel that's hard to put down - don't start reading it if you've got anything to accomplish that day! the author's delightful turn of phrase raises a smile even when our heroine has her heart ripped out' WOMAN'S DAY 'Lynch's tuscany is lovingly rendered in this perfect combo of travel and romance' PUBLISHERS WEEKLY 'Enchanting' NAtIONAL GEOGRAPHIC tRAVELER (Book of the Month) 'an utterly beguiling blend of love and loss, heartbreak and hope that will dazzle readers' CHICAGO tRIBUNE

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When journalist Sarah-Kate Lynch was told by a former editor that she was only employed to tell jokes in the canteen, she started looking for another career. Twenty years later (it was a really good canteen), she found one: writing novels. She also writes two columns in the New Zealand WOMAN'S WEEKLY, New Zealand's best-read magazine. One is about nothing and the other is about books. Sarah-Kate usually lives in a cliff top house on the wild west coast of New Zealand but likes to escape whenever possible for "research" purposes to far-flung spots in pretty parts of the world where she enjoys the local cuisine and the odd glass of wine.