Midnight Croissants

Send us Fan MailMilo's pastry career in Manhattan is in ruins. Debts are mounting. His landlord is circling. And the food no longer speaks to him. Then a letter arrives from a French lawyer: his grandmother Colette has died, leaving him her tiny Montmartre apartment. Inside, he finds her carved recipe box and a cryptic note urging him to bake under the crescent moon. The first batch of croissants draws a knock at the door — a neighbor named Liora, following the scent of home.