10:21, 317 pages
English language
Published Feb. 6, 2023 by Tantor Audio.
Sour Grapes audiobook, by Eliza Lentzski... From bestselling sapphic romance author, Eliza Lentzski, a story about taking chances and love after loss. At this stage in her life, June St. Clare never imagined she'd be starting all over again—a new job, a new city, a new love? Looking for a fresh start after tragedy, June finds herself the unexpected owner of Lark Estates—a micro winery in the heart of Napa Valley. There, June is determined to learn the business and do her best, even if she's convinced that her assistant winemaker, the beautiful but elusive Lucia Santiago, wants to see her fail. Lucia Santiago grew up on vineyards, almost like a grapevine herself, working her way up from cellar rat to assistant winemaker. When the property where she works is suddenly sold to a woman with no prior experience, she can't help but feel resentful of the winery's lovely but …
Sour Grapes audiobook, by Eliza Lentzski... From bestselling sapphic romance author, Eliza Lentzski, a story about taking chances and love after loss. At this stage in her life, June St. Clare never imagined she'd be starting all over again—a new job, a new city, a new love? Looking for a fresh start after tragedy, June finds herself the unexpected owner of Lark Estates—a micro winery in the heart of Napa Valley. There, June is determined to learn the business and do her best, even if she's convinced that her assistant winemaker, the beautiful but elusive Lucia Santiago, wants to see her fail. Lucia Santiago grew up on vineyards, almost like a grapevine herself, working her way up from cellar rat to assistant winemaker. When the property where she works is suddenly sold to a woman with no prior experience, she can't help but feel resentful of the winery's lovely but inexperienced new owner. It's too bad June's helplessness is almost endearing, stirring up emotions Lucia didn't quite expect. Don't miss Sour Grapes—a slow-burn sapphic romance from Eliza Lentzski.
I thought the characters had potential, but the antagonism and miscommunication (and late-book drama) weren’t my jam.
