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Diane C. McPhail

“On past Jackson Square, the car rolled over the rough cobblestones until they reached the farmers market. The melee of sounds now combined with an assault of smells on the senses: the enticing aroma of fresh baguettes and croissants, followed instantly by the terrible reek of the fish market, then the bloody odor of the butcher’s market, and finally, at the end, the soothing, enticing chocolaty scent of ground chicory. And a hint of pralines, all sugary, with a waft of pecans.”

Diane C. McPhail, The Seamstress of New Orleans
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The Seamstress of New Orleans The Seamstress of New Orleans by Diane C. McPhail
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