Title: Literary and culinary enchantment: a rare treat!
Product review: Amid the myriad novels one can read, there are a rare few which are truly a boisterous and grand celebration of life. This is one of those. Written in a sublime and tasty prose, full of sensual detail and delight, this is an extreme pleasure to read from first word to last delicious morsel. There's also just a hint of magic here that again never fails to enchant. Harris's characters are huge and memorable from the valiantly wicked while dying Armande to the romantic mystery Roux to the charmingly vile priest Reynaude. Subtle, but lovingly playful, there is everything to recommend this novel. Admirers of the prose of Isabel Allende, Alice Hoffman, Laura Esquivel, Jorge Amado, and many of the other magical realists will also enjoy Harris, but this book is for anyone who loves a good story, richly told.
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