This book needed an LGBT tag...if it had it, I would not have requested it for review.
Before she gets married again, June must go to
Napa and confront Andrew Smith at his winery. She will be blown away by all the
secrets that have been kept over the years, learning that all she knew about
Josh Kelly was not the whole truth.
On a separate timeline in 1999 in Napa County, Bev
and her husband David run the Golden Grape Winery, having taken it over from
his family. Bev finds a restaurant receipt for two dinners at a restaurant she
has not been to in quite some time. While first denying and sidestepping, David
admits to a one-time “weak moment.” Bev throws him out of the house at just the
worst time: the grapes are ready to be harvested. She realizes if they divorce,
she will lose her home and her source of income as well as becoming a single
parent of a child not yet one year old. She wishes she never found that
receipt!
These two timelines will eventually come
together in one twisty mystery that readers will not want to put down until the
puzzles are solved.
Laurie Elizabeth Flynn, a former model who lives in London, Ontario, is the author of three young adult novels. Her adult fiction debut, The Girls Are All So Nice Here, was named a USA Today Best Book of 2021. Till Death Do Us Part, is her second adult novel.
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