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The Winemaker's Daughter (by Loretta Ellsworth)

I enjoy reading historical fiction books and especially those that take place during WWII. I also enjoy dual timeline books and this handled well. The characters are well developed and you will enjoy getting to know them as you get lost in the pages of this book. The two story lines will have you invested in the book and wanting to help Charlotte discover where the bottle of wine originated. This was a nice change of pace for the historical fiction genre and one I think readers who appreciate that type of book would enjoy.


Thank you to NetGalley and Harper Paperbacks for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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France

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