BLOGWORDS – Friday 5 May 2017 – FIRST LINE FRIDAY – THE MEMORY OF YOU by CATHERINE WEST

BLOGWORDS – Friday 5 May 2017 – FIRST LINE FRIDAY – THE MEMORY OF YOU by CATHERINE WEST
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FIRST LINE FRIDAY – THE MEMORY OF YOU by CATHERINE WEST

 

 

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THE BLURB:    

Thirteen years ago, Natalie lost a part of herself when her twin sister died. Will traveling back to the family winery finally put the memory to rest, or will it completely destroy her?

 

When Natalie Mitchell learns her beloved grandfather has had a heart attack, she’s forced to return to their family-owned winery in Sonoma, something she never intended to do. She’s avoided her grandparents’ sprawling home and all its memories since the summer her sister died—the awful summer Natalie’s nightmares began. But the winery is failing, and Natalie’s father wants her to shut it down. As the majority shareholder, she has the power to do so.

 

And Natalie never says no to her father.

 

Tanner Collins, the vintner on Maoilios, is trying to salvage a bad season and put the Mitchell family’s winery back in business. When Natalie Mitchell shows up, Tanner sees his future about to be crushed. Natalie intends to close the gates, unless he can convince her otherwise. But the Natalie he remembers from childhood is long gone, and he’s not so sure he likes the woman she’s become. Still, the haunted look she wears hints at secrets he wants to unearth. He soon discovers that on the night her sister died, the real Natalie died too. And Tanner must do whatever it takes to resurrect her.

 

But finding freedom from the past means facing it.

 

THE FIRST LINE:   

The wood-paneled walls of the boardroom were closing in.

 

MY THOUGHTS:    

Much anticipated read, the blurb alone draws me in, and that first line—I can feel the pressure, the need to get out. I feel the panic and desperation.

 

GENRE:

Contemporary Christian Romance

 

STARS:

Can’t rate it, haven’t read it yet—next on my TBR list though!

 

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