Something in the Wine in Aussie Readers

Apr 12, 2019 Brenda rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

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Keely Mitchell was looking forward to her holiday in WA; to following her dreams and going where she wanted. But the day of her arrival in Perth, she had an unexpected medical emergency and it was only luck that had her remembering the note with the phone number in her jeans pocket. Heading to Margaret River was the last thing she thought she’d be doing, but recuperation was paramount and her respite at Levallier Dell Wines seemed fortuitous.

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Aug 10, 2021 Helen rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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I have had this one sitting on my TBR pile for a while now, and have really enjoyed other books by Tricia Stringer, I do enjoy a good rural romance and this one I did as well, although it took me a bit to get into this one and to get to know the characters but once I did there was no putting the book down the setting is just so beautiful, I really need to visit the Margaret River area in Western Australia.

Keely Mitchell is a high school art teacher from South Australia she still lives at home wi I have had this one sitting on my TBR pile for a while now, and have really enjoyed other books by Tricia Stringer, I do enjoy a good rural romance and this one I did as well, although it took me a bit to get into this one and to get to know the characters but once I did there was no putting the book down the setting is just so beautiful, I really need to visit the Margaret River area in Western Australia.

Keely Mitchell is a high school art teacher from South Australia she still lives at home with her parents and has decided that it is time that she has a holiday on her own she is off to Western Australia and plans to head up north but once she arrives in Perth things don’t go as planned when she ends up in hospital and is taken to the Margaret River vineyard by Euan Levallier to recuperate, here Keely will find peace and happiness and maybe love.

Euan has lived in this beautiful area for many years he is widowed and with his son Flynn they run and own Levallier Dell Wines a very popular winery they make award winning wines but he and Flynn don’t always see eye to eye on the way the future should go.

It is not long before Keely is feeling much better and is helping on the vineyard and making friends with Flynn but there is a lot of tension between father and son and with Flynn also getting closer to neighbour Kat Keely’s emotions are all over the place. When she is offered relief work at the local high school past memories are bought to a head.

Levallier Dell on the river in this beautiful area seems to have healing powers for Keely and she is loving being here, her art is helping but will she move on or will things turn out for the better, this one was hard to put down there are lots of emotions running throughout the story so many characters that add to the story the grumpy neighbour the interfering friend, but the journey for Keely and Flynn to find that happiness and love was an uphill battle, but so worth it. I do highly recommend this one.

My thanks to Netgalley and the publisher for my copy to read and review
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Oct 30, 2019 Tiff rated it did not like it

Keely has about as much depth as a wading pool.

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Aug 10, 2024 Janine rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Another great story by Tricia! This time we head to the Margaret River area of WA and read about Keeley who is a young teacher from SA wanting to have a holiday in WA. She doesn’t get off to a great start and ends up in hospital with her phone and money gone. Luckily a kind gentleman offers her respite at his winery in Margaret River. There she meets his son Flynn who is always butting heads with his father about how the winery is run.

This was a great page turner and I really enjoyed the warring ...more

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