The Vintner's Daughter - Kristen Harnisch | Archipel

Immerse yourself in "The Vintner's Daughter," a captivating novel by Kristen Harnisch that blends history, passion, and resilience. In 1895, 17-year-old Sarah Thibault lives peacefully with her parents and sister Lydie in the Loire Valley, where the family runs a vineyard. However, their life is upended by the sudden death of Sarah's father. Sarah's mother is forced to sell the family estate to the Lemieux family, wine merchants whose eldest son marries Lydie.

But another tragedy strikes, forcing Sarah and Lydie to leave France and start anew elsewhere. Determined to pursue her dream of becoming a winemaker, Sarah heads to Napa Valley in California. There, she meets Philippe Lemieux, who has also embarked on a winemaking venture. Together, they decide to combine their talents and efforts to succeed in this new world. However, can business and love truly coexist, especially when unspeakable secrets threaten to destroy everything?

This novel is a true ode to perseverance and a passion for winemaking. Despite the obstacles, Sarah embodies the courage and determination needed to follow her dreams, even if it means exile and reinventing her life. Kristen Harnisch offers us a saga rich in emotion, in the vein of works by Tamara McKinley and Sarah Lark, where each page is an invitation to discover an extraordinary destiny.

Readers will be transported by this touching and inspiring story, where the French and Californian terroirs intertwine to create a unique and memorable backdrop. "The Vintner's Daughter" is a must-read for anyone who loves family sagas and stories of resilience and passion.

Features:

• Format Paperback
• EAN13 9782809824834
• ISBN 978-2-8098-2483-4
• Editor Archipelago
• Publication date 05/09/2018
• Collection Novels
• Number of pages 304
• Dimensions 24.2 x 15.3 x 2.4 cm
• Weight 478 g
• Language French