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Another sharp left at my comfort zone. A family winery on the east end of Long Island is being threatened and the father believes it's not salvageable. Enter his daughter who was cut out of the production side because women don't work at wineries. Follow several female characters on their feminist journey via Danielle Steel, Judith Kranz, cheese and potentially a rosé vintage. ⬇️⬇️⬇️

This is the only thing that's resonated with me throughout this whole book.

A generational novel about 3 generations of women in a vineyard family. The hook is a book club the grandmother‘s friends had - reading fun raunchy books like : Scruples, Lace etc back in the day…. .When I was in high school my friends and I passed around a copy of Scruples, it was a page turner 😂. So although there‘s nothing that unique about the story - I did enjoy the naughty nostalgia. So low pick. The audiobook reader is very good

Very enjoyable. Three generations of women (and a few men) work to save their family‘s failing winery. I liked the book club connection. If I had read Jackie Collins, Judith Krantz, etc, I‘m sure I would have liked it even more.

Three generations of women doing their best to save the family winery. I loved the relationships between the grandma, mom, and granddaughter. The family drama was good too. Everyone has their secrets.

I enjoy the family drama but it sort of dragged for me. I loved the generational connection between the grandmother, mother and daughter and how they connected through the grandmother's old book club novels.

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Day 2 #LitsySummerCamp We went from a heat wave to rain today. Mostly stayed around the house and were lazy. @ImperfectCJ

I finished this book yesterday evening, sitting on the back deck sipping a glass of wine and listening to the 4th of July Eve fireworks. It seemed appropriate… This was a fantastic book and I loved the ending! As a wine and cheese lover who works very part time for a winery and lives in a town that includes this family's last name, I was hooked! 3 generations of women come together to try and save the family winery while (cont in comments)

4/5 for this one! Oh the family drama in this one. Add in wine and cheese and man I‘m sold. I was pulled into each of these women‘s lives as the story unfolded. I loved the book club in the book too! It was perfect. This was a book of powerful women coming into their own. I just loved it. Thank you to Penguin Putnam Group and Netgalley for this eARC in exchange for an honest review.

Jamie Brenner has become a mainstay author for me during the summer season. I was delighted when I saw the setting of the new novel Blush is set on the North Fork of Long Island where wineries are most prevalent.