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The Cooking Lady. Bear Lake Ladies, #5
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- ISBN8235764576
- EAN9798235764576
- Date de parution23/08/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
Erika Gunderson has spent years learning how to live around the empty chair at her table. Widowed and raising twin sons on the edge of adulthood, Erika keeps herself busy at The Story Lady café in Bear Lake, where remembering everyone's favorite sandwich feels easier than admitting how lonely her own kitchen has become. But when one simple meal sent home with a grieving neighbor brings unexpected comfort, Erika begins to see that food can do more than fill a plate-it can make people feel seen, welcomed, and loved.
Soon, what starts as one casserole becomes Thursday Supper: a weekly gathering where widows, young mothers, teenagers, newcomers, and old friends find a place to belong. As Erika feeds her community, she must also learn to receive the care she so freely gives, share memories of the husband she still loves, and release her sons into futures of their own. Warm, heartfelt, and deeply comforting, The Cooking Lady is a story of grief, friendship, family, and the healing power of ordinary kindness-proof that love can remain at the table even as life makes room for something new.
Soon, what starts as one casserole becomes Thursday Supper: a weekly gathering where widows, young mothers, teenagers, newcomers, and old friends find a place to belong. As Erika feeds her community, she must also learn to receive the care she so freely gives, share memories of the husband she still loves, and release her sons into futures of their own. Warm, heartfelt, and deeply comforting, The Cooking Lady is a story of grief, friendship, family, and the healing power of ordinary kindness-proof that love can remain at the table even as life makes room for something new.






















