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2 ⭐. Why did I read this? I liked the location I guess. It was set in the next town over from me. Amazon and Goodreads descriptions said it was a dark comedic murder mystery. I never saw it, just a lot of spoiled unhappy rich people. And the murder that was coming soon? Didn't happen until the last chapter. 🤨🫤😡

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The following book is on my wishlist - which currently contains either non-fiction or books that haven't been published yet: A History of the World in Six Glasses

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It‘s going to be a movie! 🎥 🍾 🥂 🍇

Has anyone seen the show?! I read this when it first came out and am rereading it now. Would love to watch the show after.

3.5 Stars • "The Lost Vintage" by Ann Mah follows Kate Elliott, a sommelier studying for the Master of Wine test, who returns to her family's vineyard in Burgundy. While there, she uncovers a hidden cellar containing a cache of wine, along with belongings of an aunt she never knew existed, Hélène Marie Charpin, who was a teenager during the Nazi occupation. ⬇️

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This one with #Cellar in the title is in my TBR 🍷 At some point I was interested to hear what the Bright Lights, Bug City author thought/knew about wine.🍷

FICTION - CHICK LIT - ROMANCE

Did you know it takes eight hundred grapes to make one bottle of wine?

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I enjoy this author‘s books.

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This was an entertaining read. College friends reunite, but they all have their issues & troubles and all is not as perfect as it seems. Then one of them ends up dead.

A group of friends from college reunite for a luxurious weekend in Napa. As the wine flows so do the old rivalries and resentments. I always love a good college reunion story and was fairly engaged on this one until the ending. It felt rushed and somewhat ridiculous.