A disillusioned writer, Jay Mackintosh, impulsively buys a farmhouse in a small French village. There, he discovers a cache of mysterious, homemade wines left by the previous owner.
Infused with magical realism, the novel explores themes of nostalgia, transformation, and personal renewal, with the enchanted wine acting as a vessel for the wisdom and memories of the past.
Days before her wedding, Georgia Ford discovers a devastating family secret and flees to her family’s vineyard in Sonoma, California. The novel explores the complexities of family dynamics, love, and trust, using the meticulous process of winemaking as a backdrop to examine how life’s raw truths shape relationships and self-discovery.
Kate, a sommelier studying for a Master of Wine exam, returns to her ancestral vineyard in Burgundy. While there, she uncovers a hidden diary and long-buried family secrets connected to the Nazi occupation during World War II.
The novel intertwines history and contemporary drama, exploring themes of heritage, guilt, and redemption through the lens of French wine culture.
Two old friends, Miles and Jack, embark on a weeklong wine-tasting road trip through California’s Santa Ynez Valley before Jack's wedding. Blending dark humor and introspection, the novel uses the journey through wine country as a metaphor for their struggles with midlife disillusionment, failure, and the search for authenticity.
This dual-timeline novel follows a modern-day widow who travels to France’s Champagne region and uncovers the hidden story of a WWI-era woman who protected her family's vineyard from invasion.
The novel explores themes of healing, resilience, and the power of history to offer solace, highlighting the deep impact of love and loss across generations.
Max Skinner, a London financier, unexpectedly inherits a vineyard in Provence from his uncle. He plans a quick sale, but the charms of rural France and the discovery of a potentially legendary wine force him to reassess his fast-paced life.
The story explores themes of self-discovery and the contrast between corporate ambition and life’s simpler pleasures.
The Giambelli family are renowned vintners whose public success masks a private world of passion, betrayal, and long-held secrets. Set against the backdrop of their magnificent Napa Valley vineyard and Italian estates, this multi-generational saga explores legacy, family loyalty, and the corrupting influence of power and greed on a wine dynasty.
Mackenzie Dienes has built her life around her husband’s family vineyard, a place she considers her true home. When her marriage ends, she is forced to start over, fighting to create her own identity and legacy separate from the winery she helped build.
The novel explores themes of independence, friendship, and self-discovery in the heart of California wine country.
The first in the Virginia wine country mystery series, this novel introduces Lucie Montgomery, who returns to her family’s vineyard after her father's suspicious death.
As she takes over the struggling business, she uncovers a web of secrets, family betrayals, and local resentments, blending a compelling mystery with an insightful portrayal of viticulture.
Set in the Champagne region of France during World War II, this novel alternates between past and present to tell the story of two women at a family-owned vineyard navigating love, secrets, and the Resistance.
The narrative explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and redemption, illustrating how decisions made in turbulent times can ripple across generations.
In 19th-century Burgundy, a young peasant winemaker named Sobran Jodeau forms a lifelong relationship with an angel, Xas, who visits him once a year on the same night.
Spanning five decades, this unique fantasy novel chronicles Sobran's life, loves, and winemaking triumphs and sorrows, weaving together themes of mortality, desire, faith, and the nature of love.
Seeking a change from their stagnant lives, a group of friends pools their resources to lease a rundown vineyard in the English countryside.
The novel follows their humorous and heartwarming journey as they navigate the challenges of winemaking, personal growth, and romantic dilemmas, highlighting themes of friendship, resilience, and new beginnings.
In the late 19th century, Josep Alvarez is a young man in Catalonia, Spain, who is torn from his land and forced to flee to France. There, he discovers a passion for winemaking and dedicates his life to the craft.
The novel follows his journey of ambition, perseverance, and love, set against the backdrop of political unrest and the rich traditions of European vineyards.
In 1956, Caterina Rosetta is forced to flee her home in Tuscany and travels to California, where she is shocked to discover that her family owns a vineyard in Napa Valley. As she works to honor her family’s winemaking legacy, she unearths buried secrets from World War II.
The novel explores themes of family loyalty, resilience, and female ambition against the evocative backdrop of wine culture.
A witty mystery centered on the theft of a priceless collection of vintage wines from a Los Angeles connoisseur. The investigation takes protagonist Sam Levitt from Hollywood to the sun-drenched vineyards and bustling streets of Bordeaux and Marseille, blending intrigue with rich descriptions of French cuisine, culture, and, of course, wine.
Set in the picturesque wine region of Provence, France, this mystery follows chief magistrate Antoine Verlaque and law professor Marine Bonnet. When a local winemaker is found dead, the pair investigates a case that unearths bitter family rivalries, local politics, and tensions between traditional and modern winemaking practices.
Wilhelmina “Billie” Fredrickson returns to her family’s struggling Napa Valley vineyard after her mother’s mysterious death. As she tries to save the winery from financial ruin, she uncovers a tangle of family secrets and lies. The story combines mystery, suspense, and romance, exploring themes of legacy, loss, and reconciliation.
Set in a small Italian hill town during the final days of World War II, this novel follows the town's bumbling new mayor, Italo Bombolini. When the German army advances with plans to confiscate the town's one million bottles of wine, Bombolini must unite the villagers in an ingenious plot to hide their treasure.
The story is a celebration of community, courage, and resistance.
After losing his fortune in Mexico, Mauro Larrea risks his remaining funds on a gamble that leads him to Andalusia, Spain, where he becomes the owner of a troubled vineyard. There, he confronts family secrets, powerful new rivals, and the formidable Soledad Montalvo.
The novel is a sweeping historical drama about loss, renewal, and personal reinvention.
Set in 19th-century France, this novel follows Nicole Berthois, a young woman who inherits her husband’s struggling Champagne vineyard. Defying social expectations, she is determined to rebuild the family business while navigating betrayal and intense rivalry in a male-dominated industry, highlighting the power of courage and determination.
After his career implodes, Jason Barnes finds himself back home, tasked with saving his family’s failing vineyard in just one season. Blending humor and heartfelt drama, the novel explores themes of family duty, resilience, and redemption, highlighting the importance of second chances and embracing life's unpredictable challenges.
In early 20th-century France, Elena Boureanu is a vine witch, using her magic to nurture the vines of a Champagne vineyard. After escaping a curse that trapped her for years, she returns to find her château sold and a handsome stranger using science—not magic—in her vineyard.
The novel is a spellbinding tale of fantasy and romance, exploring tradition versus innovation.
A historical romance set in 19th-century Australia, this novel follows Eugenia, a spirited English woman who marries the charming Gilbert Massey and moves to his vast vineyard estate, Yarrabee.
There, she discovers that her new home harbors dark secrets, hidden rivalries, and a legacy of betrayal, all set against the vividly depicted Australian landscape.
Corvina Guerra, a flying winemaker, discovers that a mysterious disease is rapidly destroying vineyards across the globe. In this fast-paced thriller, she travels from Italy to Chile to Australia, racing against time to find the cause and a cure before the world’s wine supply is wiped out, exposing a conspiracy of corporate greed.
In 19th-century France, Sara Thibault's idyllic life on her family's vineyard is shattered by tragedy. Forced to flee to America, she carries with her two precious vine cuttings from her home in Champagne.
The novel follows her journey to California, where she fights to create a new life and establish her own winery, exploring themes of resilience, ambition, and the immigrant experience.