Folio: Vin de Boheme (Series #A42084) (Paperback)

from gribeaux

This book is probably an acquired taste, but I loved it. The whole scenario with Joe; right until the end I was puzzling-is our hero loopy, is he seeing ghosts...? And as for the evil girlfriend, well, she was just pleasantly slappable! The love interest wasn't overdone either, which is laudable....

from angelfruity

A nice little book. A quick read for a wet weekend with a nice little bottle of Burgundy. Enjoyed the story but was left ... wanting ... I don't know - something extra. Not a particularly good review, I know. The author seemed to skim over some shaky ground in Jay and Kerry's relationship. I want...

from tjsjohanna

Coming of age novels usually involve adolescents. But this book captures an adult coming of age in a very enjoyable way. Jay comes to terms with his past and in the process discovers who he really is. And Ms. Harris takes us back to the land of Chocolat, which is fun.

from Carol420

What a charming fairy tale for grown-ups! It comes complete with elements of fantasies... a house in the French countryside...potions and healers with the power to transform...love everlasting even if often is not entirely convincing. There were only a couple of things that were slightly annoying...

from Luli81

My first novel by the author of Chocolat and I have to say I enjoyed it far more than expected. The story of Jay Mackintosh, a 37 years old writer, famous because of an only novel written fifteen years ago. Jay seems to have lost inspiration and faith in the magic of life, as if all these feeling...