Eight Hundred Grapes

from debnance

Eight hundred grapes. That's how many grapes it takes to make a bottle of wine. Georgia Ford should know this; she grew up in her family's vineyard. A week before her wedding, Georgia learns something about her fiance so upsetting that she returns to her family's vineyard to regroup, and discover...

from Ellie.Pelto

I was provided an Advance Reader Copy of his book by Simon & Schuster for an honest review.Georgia Ford shows up in her home in Sebastopol, California, after seeing her fiancé with another woman and a young child. She's expecting her family to know how to help, to ground her and help her figure o...

from Kris_Anderson

I just finished the novel Eight Hundred Grapes by Laura Dave. Did you know that it takes eight hundred grapes to make one bottle of wine? Georgia Ford was at the final fitting of her wedding dress when she saw her fiancé walking down the street with a beautiful red head and a little girl. Georgia...

from

I have been in a reading slump lately. This was the book I needed to get me out of it. Families can be complicated, difficult, strange, but they are ours. A lot of family dilemmas in this book, but thru it all, you could read the love. A thoroughly enjoyable read...weather at the beach, or home.

from BrendaKlaassen

A blogging friend suggested this book. I found the story to be really true-to-life and 85% believable. The happily ever after ending was not believable for me. The story was true to the real emotions it takes to make "life" decisions. I was glad the characters did give each other some needed time...