β Scribed by Kayte Nunn
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
'Some books, like wine can be sipped - but I had to gulp this novel down! It was delicious!' βRachael Treasure
With her heart in tatters after a relationship break-up, Rose Bennett swaps her hometown of London for the sunny shores of Australia β but she arrives to find the Shingle Valley shrouded in winter.
As the weather improves, Rose starts to unlock the secrets of the valley β from bonfire ceremonies and wine-making traditions to eccentric locals and their histories.
Despite herself, Rose starts to fall in love: with the valley, the wines, the two children she's helping to look after β and with the handsome and brilliant Mark Cameron, owner of the troubled Kalkari Wines estate.
What will happen when Mark's estranged wife, the tempestuous Isabella, returns? Will Rose find a future in the Shingle Valley, or will she be forced to leave?
Kayte Nunn is a freelance book, magazine and web editor and the former editor of Gourmet...
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