|
|
|
Off the Shelf
By Elizabeth Breeden
| Wednesday, October 19, 2016
California summer. A vineyard. A fiancé with a British accent. A
wedding dress that’s been somewhat rumpled by a nine-hour drive in the
opposite direction from said fiancé . . . there’s a lot to love in the
opening pages of Laura Dave’s novel EIGHT HUNDRED GRAPES. But before you dive
in, you should pause to pour yourself a glass of wine (or maybe order a plate
of lasagna!) because Dave stuffs this story of family, love, and secrets with
so many delicious descriptions that you’ll want to taste everything yourself.
READ
MORE
|
No comments:
Post a Comment