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With a failed business and a broken heart, the last thing Elodie expects is a call from a French lawyer.
The grandfather she hadn’t seen since she was three years old has passed away, leaving her an unexpected inheritance: a sprawling estate and winery nestled in the sun-drenched hills of Provence. Even more shocking, with this gift comes a family she never knew she had—three half siblings by her estranged father who see her as nothing more than an intruder, eager to steal their legacy.
Elodie’s first instinct is to run away—she doesn’t belong here. But the more time she spends unraveling her family’s complicated past, the more she longs to be part of it.
Remi, a brooding neighboring winemaker, had a rare soft spot for Elodie’s grandfather. And he has no interest in seeing the estate fixed up and sold off to some foreign investor, which is exactly what he assumes Elodie plans to do.
However, as he sees her determination to restore the estate, his frosty exterior begins to thaw. Maybe their shared passion for the land will bring them closer. But renovating an estate in the French countryside is harder than it looks, and Elodie is still viewed as an outsider by the rest of the community.
Yet, surrounded by lavender, French wine, and a newly found family, Elodie can't help but wonder if this is exactly where she belongs.
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June Patrick writes witty, escapist stories set in swoony faraway places. She is obsessed with all things European and dreams of moving to the Riviera where she can run around all day like Grace Kelly.
A Northern California native, she now moves around the country like a nomad with her real-life hero of a husband and their toddler daughter. They currently call Colorado home where they begrudgingly battle snow.
(Shh...don't tell, but she also writes gripping thrillers under Amanda Traylor).
She is represented by Laurie McLean at Fuse Literary.
