I enjoyed this women's fiction. I won this from a group of author's and I voluntarily chose to review this book. I've given this story a 4.5* rating but it is not for the under 18 readers. It does have some sexual content but the biggest part is centered around wine. If you enjoy wine and understand the different types of wine, then you may enjoy this more than I. There is also a bit of travel for a Miss Goodyear to learn more about making wine. There is a little confusion when the story flips between the late grandmother and miss Goodyear. Overall, it has some issues that it makes you think on while you are into this story. ( )

This book really surprised me. I got caught up in the storyline about halfway through the first chapter, and quite literally couldn't put the book down until I had finished it. I found myself, to my husbands amusement, arguing out loud with about how the characters reacted and dealt with every situation. Very good read!

The prologue grabbed me right away, and I knew I wanted to hear more about what it had promised. Unfortunately I wasn’t a huge fan of the main character, Samantha — something about her voice was offsetting to me. But I loved Vivian and her story in Montmartre and beyond, ( )