Trifle

By Kate Macleod

Enid, the baker’s daughter, married a lord. All thanks to a very special cake recipe.

Now a widow, she lives alone with her grown son. She runs his household with all the skill she learned as a baker’s daughter combined with the grace she learned as a noble lady. She loves it, but nothing lives forever, not even talented mothers who bake special cakes.

Her son needs a wife. And the errant king arrives that very day, his three marriageable daughters in tow.

Time to bake a cake sweet enough to win a princess’s heart. It all depends on Enid’s skill, and on the potency of her secret ingredient.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Ratatoskr Press
• Release date: Sep 12, 2018
• ISBN: 9781946552181

Kate Macleod

Dr. Kate MacLeod is an innovative inclusive educator, researcher, and author. She began her career as a high school special education teacher in New York City and now works as faculty in the college of education at the University of Maine Farmington and as an education consultant with Inclusive Schooling. She has spent 15 years studying inclusive practices and supporting school leaders and educators to feel prepared and inspired to include all learners.

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Trifle

TRIFLE

KATE MACLEOD

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TRIFLE

It had been twenty years since Lady Enid had baked a cake; she hoped she hadn’t lost her magic touch. After all, it wasn’t every day that royalty visited. Enid had of course heard the gossip that the king was penniless and living on the hospitality of his lords, but such things scarcely mattered to her. She had seen the king’s three daughters when the royal caravan had arrived the night before. Wouldn’t