Cookbook Club

New York Times bestselling author Beth Harbison started cooking when she was eight years old, thanks to Betty Crocker’s Cook Book for Boys and Girls. After graduating college, she worked full-time as a private chef in the DC area, and within three years she sold her first cookbook, The Bread Machine Baker. She published four cookbooks before moving on to writing women’s fiction, including the runaway bestseller Shoe Addicts Anonymous and When in Doubt, Add Butter. She lives in Palms Springs, California.

"Heartwarming and fun, The Cookbook Club celebrates food and female friendship with a side of sweet romance that affirms the simple joy of being with people you care about. This is the book I didn’t know I needed.” — Amy E. Reichert, author of The Optimist’s Guide to Letting Go and The Coincidence of Coconut Cake"A delectable novel..." — Publishers Weekly"Harbison (Every Time You Go Away, 2018) charts the group's highs and lows with kindness, warmth, and humor, channeling Mary Simses, Samantha Ve´rant, and Roselle Lim. A warm, nourishing read." — Booklist"Harbison’s latest (after Every Time You Go Away) makes for a story as inviting as the titular club. Blending women’s with culinary fiction it is sure to please the author’s many fans, as well as readers of Darien Gee and Barbara O’Neal." — Library Journal“Filled with heartfelt charm and delicious cooking details… A sweet tale about the true power of great friends and great food.” — Woman's World“Harbison dazzles in her latest…Absolutely first-rate.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review) for When in Doubt, Add Butter “…Sure to appeal to fans of Jennifer Weiner, Jane Green, and Emily Giffin. It’s a tasty dish of light, escapist reading.” — The Examiner.com for When in Doubt, Add Butter“As slick and enjoyable as a brand-new tube of lip gloss.” — People for Hope in a Jar“Enough heart…for beach readers and foot fetishists alike!” — Entertainment Weekly for Shoe Addicts Anonymous “I would happily recommend Shoe Addicts Anonymous to anyone who loves shoes…or smart, funny, realistic women enjoying each other’s friendship and the happiest of happy endings.”  — Jennifer Weiner for Shoe Addicts Anonymous