After losing her husband and gaining his substantial debt, Julia Costa knew it was only a matter of time before creditors came knocking at her door. She's the best winemaker in the Douro, and she'll stop at nothing to protect her legacy. Including refusing to fall for a dashing Englishman who's come to collect what she owes…
Griffin Maxwell needs to secure Ms. Costa's payment to regain his family's status.
With an offer he can't refuse from a powerful man, Griffin agrees to chase a reluctant debtor. But Julia Costa isn't what he expects. She's headstrong, tempestuous, and sweeps him into the vibrant culture of 1870's Portugal. He learns more about himself and his roots than he ever expected… and finds himself falling for the full-bodied, sweet, and fiery Julia.
When cultures clash, things turn sour…
Julia knows the man feels entitled to her lands, her wine, and her heart. Resisting him is still no easy task. Griffin knows she's not the proper Englishwoman he intended to marry. Driven apart by cultural differences and deep secrets, they must compromise to face a new threat to the vineyards head-on… or lose everything.
If you love enemies-to-lovers novels and enjoy traveling to breathtaking places, this historical romance will capture your heart.
"A British merchant succumbs to the charms of Portugal—and one captivating Portuguese woman—in this debut historical romance. Siniscalchi's command of Portuguese history and winemaking is impressive, and her vivid descriptions of the Douro region will make readers yearn to travel there... the author's compelling characters and propulsive plot create a warm romance that goes down easily and does not hesitate to explore the difficulties of a cross-cultural relationship." Kirkus Reviews
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Giovanna Siniscalchi aims to transport readers to exotic settings, where they can find romance and happy endings and hopefully bring some back to their daily lives. Portugal brims with beauty and passion, and she researches every tiny detail of her novels, hoping to make the reader treasure her grandparents' country as she does. She has a loving husband who still is her hero and two amazing kids. When it's cold and rainy, She runs inside to read and watch movies under blankets, sipping wine. You can find her at the beach during summer, surfing with her family.
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Vendeur : World of Books (was SecondSale), Montgomery, IL, Etats-Unis
Paperback. Etat : Good. A British merchant succumbs to the charms of Portugal-and one captivating Portuguese woman-in this debut historical romance.Siniscalchi's command of Portuguese history and winemaking is impressive, and her vivid descriptions of the Douro region will make readers yearn to travel there. the author's compelling characters and propulsive plot create a warm romance that goes down easily and does not hesitate to explore the difficulties of a cross-cultural relationship. Kirkus ReviewsPortugal, 1870A woman desperate to save her vineyards.Julia Costa is the best winemaker in the Douro. After her late husband burdened her lands with debt, she vows to defend her legacy by any means necessary.The Englishman sent to uncover her secrets.The last thing Griffin Maxwell wants is to waste time mired in a Portuguese backwater. Still, to guarantee a partnership with Oporto's largest trading firm, he agrees to travel up the Douro River and chase a reluctant debtor. A meeting of two cultures.Nothing prepared Griffin for the headstrong winemaker. She tempts him into enjoying Portugal and is a threat to his carefully constructed plans. The arrogant Englishman arrived at Julia's lands, believing himself entitled to everything, including her heart. But how can she resist an attraction headier than a vintage? An enemy too powerful to fight alone.When a mysterious plague decimates Europe's vineyards, Griffin and Julia struggle to find a cure, blind-tasting their way into an intoxicating passion. But reality demands an answer: will they allow cultural differences to separate them, or will they fight for the love of a lifetime? N° de réf. du vendeur 00110128240
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Vendeur : World of Books Inc, Montgomery, IL, Etats-Unis
Paperback. Etat : Good. A British merchant succumbs to the charms of Portugal-and one captivating Portuguese woman-in this debut historical romance.Siniscalchi's command of Portuguese history and winemaking is impressive, and her vivid descriptions of the Douro region will make readers yearn to travel there. the author's compelling characters and propulsive plot create a warm romance that goes down easily and does not hesitate to explore the difficulties of a cross-cultural relationship. Kirkus ReviewsPortugal, 1870A woman desperate to save her vineyards.Julia Costa is the best winemaker in the Douro. After her late husband burdened her lands with debt, she vows to defend her legacy by any means necessary.The Englishman sent to uncover her secrets.The last thing Griffin Maxwell wants is to waste time mired in a Portuguese backwater. Still, to guarantee a partnership with Oporto's largest trading firm, he agrees to travel up the Douro River and chase a reluctant debtor. A meeting of two cultures.Nothing prepared Griffin for the headstrong winemaker. She tempts him into enjoying Portugal and is a threat to his carefully constructed plans. The arrogant Englishman arrived at Julia's lands, believing himself entitled to everything, including her heart. But how can she resist an attraction headier than a vintage? An enemy too powerful to fight alone.When a mysterious plague decimates Europe's vineyards, Griffin and Julia struggle to find a cure, blind-tasting their way into an intoxicating passion. But reality demands an answer: will they allow cultural differences to separate them, or will they fight for the love of a lifetime? N° de réf. du vendeur CIN6599741061G
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Etat : good. Book is considered to be in good or better condition. The actual cover image may not match the stock photo. Hard cover books may show signs of wear on the spine, cover or dust jacket. Paperback book may show signs of wear on spine or cover as well as having a slight bend, curve or creasing to it. Book should have minimal to no writing inside and no highlighting. Pages should be free of tears or creasing. Stickers should not be present on cover or elsewhere, and any CD or DVD expected with the book is included. Book is not a former library copy. N° de réf. du vendeur SEWV.6599741061.G
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