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“Lush and evocative, this novel brings the Loire Valley and
its glorious vineyards to life in a story that will delight readers everywhere.
Enjoy with your favorite glass of Merlot!” Adriana Trigiani, New York Times bestselling author
“A young French woman, determined to
pursue her dreams, shows resourcefulness and endurance as she journeys from her
home to America in a novel set in the late 1800s…The plot is engaging and well-paced. Wine aficionados and fans of romance
and historical fiction will drink this in.” Kirkus Reviews
“A lovely novel with sparkling dialogue,
intricate plot, and great characters. This tale of a young girl determined to
hold onto to her beloved father’s vineyard in the Loire Valley will invoke
inevitable comparisons to Gone with the
Wind. Sara is a girl with grit and determination and seizes what she wants
from life with both hands, evolving over the course of the novel from an
impetuous, headstrong girl to a mature woman. A pleasure.” Roberta Rich, internationally bestselling author
“The
Vintner’s Daughter is as compelling and complex as its nineteenth-century
heroine, Sara Thibault, taking us on an unforgettable journey from France to
California’s Napa Valley, where providence rules and passions collide. Kristen
Harnisch skillfully weaves the history of the wine industry into a visceral and
haunting love story—to be read with a favorite glass of wine.” Holly Lynn Payne, author of The Virgin’s Knot
“An accomplished debut novel about passion and
betrayal, loss and redemption, The
Vintner’s Daughter takes you on a journey through vineyard-filled valleys
on two continents, in language so evocative that, after I turned the last page,
I expected to look up and see the Loire.” Janie Chang, author of Three Souls