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Rose Vintage edition by Kayte Nunn Literature Fiction eBooks

I enjoyed the read. Lighthearted, predictable but well written for the genre. A good 'escape'.


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Rose Vintage edition by Kayte Nunn Literature Fiction eBooks Reviews

An Aussie winery, a bit of cloak and dagger, incredible food and a romance...oh, I was hooked from the first taste. I seriously loved this book. There's a lovely romance that blossoms along with the vines, but there's so much more to this story, I swear if it was a bottle of wine, there'd be a whole page of tasting notes to go with it. All the minor characters have their own tale to tell, too, woven in with Rose's story, to make the final vintage well worth reading. Makes me wish there was more to come from the Shingle Valley - I will definitely be looking out for more books from Ms Nunn.
Five stars for a wonderful read.
Rose Bennett needs a break from everything after the split from her long-term boyfriend, so she decides to go to Australia where she finds a job as an au-pair at a winery in the Shingle Valley. Owner Mark Cameron is a real workaholic, doing everything in his power to make Kalkari Wines a success, while also dealing with his two kids after his wife left them. Rose has her work cut out for, but is ready to take on the challenge that is thrown her way. What she wasn't expecting as part of that challenge, was to fall in love with an Australian man. It was never Rose's plan to stay in Australia, but suddenly things start to change and Rose realises she will have to make some pretty important decisions pretty soon...

As I was reading the first chapter of this book, I already knew I was going to love it and that indeed turned out to be the case. I immediately warmed to the main character, Rose, and the great group of secondary characters (from Astrid, the other au-pair, to Mark and his cute two children, Leo and Luisa), while also really clicking with the author's writing style. It was, to me, the perfect comfortable blend of description and dialogue, and it felt like I was easily flying through the pages of the book. The setting was also lovely; I've never been to Australia myself, but the descriptions in the novel were beautiful and have definitely made me even more curious to visit the country one day, hopefully!

Since the story is mainly set at a winery in the Australian countryside, there's quite a bit of talk about wine and all the processes around it. I know absolutely nothing about wine, but luckily this didn't lead to any difficulty understanding what was going on in the novel. I really loved that there was a good romantic storyline in the book, but also a focus on the other things going on in Rose's life; once again a great mix. Overall, 'Rose's Vintage' is a wonderful debut novel by author Kayte Nunn; a light-hearted, well-written and simply great read with a lovely storyline and easily likeable characters, without a doubt a read worth picking up!
Loved it!
Very easy to read and a lovely story line
Delightful summer read, enjoyed the characters very much.
Very good and easily read especially for holidays. I hope Kayte Nunn will be writing more.
Really enjoyable contemporary romance with likeable authentic characters. Loved the setting, wine and food. I hope to see more from this author.
I enjoyed the read. Lighthearted, predictable but well written for the genre. A good 'escape'.