Book: Seasons of the Vineyard
By Catherine MacDonald
Genre: Romance
Website: www.supernovel.com Blog: http://supernovel.com/blog
Rating: 5 stars
Amazon link: http://tinyurl.com/cywffj3
Reviewed by Linda Barnett-Johnson, Editor and Virtual Assistant for
Authors, originally for Amazon.
I
have read and written reviews for a few books. None have left me wanting more
than this book, Seasons of the Vineyard by Catherine MacDonald. If you like a
strong woman character, this is the book for you. I couldn't put it down. There
are twists and turns throughout. I spoke out loud in a few places. Pleading or
getting angry at some of the events. But that's a sign of a great book. You get
involved. You can't help it.
If you love learning too, this book will take you to wine country where the author shows you how grapes are grown and how wine is made. You know that Ms. MacDonald has done her research. It's very educational as well as a great romance. I laughed in spots and got mad in others. That's the sign of a well-written book. Ms. MacDonald has a knack for pulling you in from the beginning and makes you want more when you are finished.
This book is for women and men. Men can learn about the wine making process and how a strong woman can achieve through hard work and determination. Women will love and identify with the main character, Francesca, as she is pulled in many different directions, but finally does what she is meant to do, run a successful vineyard. I don't want to give anything away, so get the book today. You'll be glad you did.
If you love learning too, this book will take you to wine country where the author shows you how grapes are grown and how wine is made. You know that Ms. MacDonald has done her research. It's very educational as well as a great romance. I laughed in spots and got mad in others. That's the sign of a well-written book. Ms. MacDonald has a knack for pulling you in from the beginning and makes you want more when you are finished.
This book is for women and men. Men can learn about the wine making process and how a strong woman can achieve through hard work and determination. Women will love and identify with the main character, Francesca, as she is pulled in many different directions, but finally does what she is meant to do, run a successful vineyard. I don't want to give anything away, so get the book today. You'll be glad you did.
~More about Linda Barnett-Johnson, editor and virtual assistant may be found on her Web site at Linda Barnett-Johnson Editing Services. She is an administrative director of LSS School of Writing, assistant editor of Long Story Short ezine . Find her
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