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I had to come back to this one after reading Guillory‘s newest since the main characters there were side characters here :)
I enjoyed this one more on the reread than I originally did when I read it 3 years ago, and I‘ve just really liked being back in her words again.
panThis would've been a good book if the author had focused exclusively on the arson case. It seemed as if she didn't have enough material to write exclusively on the arson, so she also wrote about everything else, spending two-thirds of the book writing about the entire history of the wine region. She should have stuck to the arson story, even if it meant writing a long article instead of a book. #2025Book21
I was surprised by this. I thought it would be Italy or France.
so-soI don‘t know why I have such a hard time with most of her books. This one took me a while to get through and I can‘t say exactly why!
pickJasmine Guillory writes such solid books. Margot and Luke's familial relationships were just as developed as their romantic one, and I loved the setting! What a good escape from dreary fall weather. #contemporaryromance
pickQuick, easy read…I like JG‘s books. The relationship between Luke and Margot starts hot and heavy only to be put on hold when he finds out she is his new boss.
