Midnight at the Wandering Vineyard by Jamie RaintreeMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
I thoroughly enjoyed this book! We have Mallory headed home for a big planting party on her parents vineyard in California! She graduated from college and landed a job in NYC and hasn't been home much in the past decade. She's doing what she thinks she should be doing and what she thinks makes her parents proud of her. She also has an unresolved problem, an unsettled fight with her best friend, Kelly, now a decade-old, and she wants to make amends, be forgiven. She hasn't been able to move forward.
The two were inseparable growing up, from childhood and through high school, that last summer before college was going to be their best one. They created a bucket list to work through. But Mallory's father has hired a marketing guru, Sam, and Mallory was slated to be his assistance. This changed everything for Mallory and Kelly.
Now that Mallory is back, she has a week to make things right between Kelly and her. She doesn't know that her father has asked Sam to attend the big party. Will Kelly and Mallory make any headway to erase the hurt, or will Sam drive a wedge between them again?
The story is written so beautifully, Mallory discovers things she has forgotten about herself, what makes her happy, how can she go back to New York? She is a free-spirit and feels the most alive on the back of a horse. What else has she forgotten about herself?
Such a great read, it reminds us to never stop remembering who we are, what we love! I received a complimentary copy from the publisher but was under no obligation to post a review.
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