Lessons in Chemistry

Discover a story that has captivated millions worldwide, a #1 Global Bestseller with over 8 million copies sold. This is the tale of Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant research chemist in 1960s California, whose life takes an unexpected turn.

Despite her exceptional intellect and immunity to social convention, Elizabeth faces the unscientific views of her male colleagues at Hastings Research Institute. Her path crosses with Calvin Evans, a lonely, brilliant Nobel-prize nominated scientist, and a profound connection sparks. However, life, much like science, is unpredictable.

Years later, Elizabeth finds herself a single mother and the reluctant star of the popular television show Supper at Six. Her unique approach to cooking, blending chemistry with culinary arts, revolutionizes the kitchen. As her audience grows, Elizabeth's influence extends beyond recipes, empowering women to question the status quo.

This novel, celebrated as a Best Book of the Year by The New York Times, The Washington Post, and NPR, is lauded as "irresistible, satisfying and full of fuel" by The New York Times Book Review and "witty, sometimes hilarious...the Catch-22 of early feminism" by Stephen King. It's a testament to originality and vibrancy, much like its unforgettable protagonist. This is a must-read for fans of Historical Fiction, recognized as a standout among Midwest Indie Bestsellers and a consistent performer on Amazon Best Sellers lists.