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A review by bookmarklit
Once Upon a Wine by Beth Kendrick
4.0
I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE BLACK DOG BAY. If you're into companion series with strong heroines, excellent romance, and the cuuuutest seaside town in existence, please read this series. The overall message from all four books was about ~finding yourself~ but I assure you it was done in a very NOT cheesy way. That message/learning experience for each girl definitely overshadowed romance in some cases (which I didn't mind). Also, I'm a huge fan of Amy Rubinate, the audio narrator, which made this even better and easier to binge like crazy.
As for this book itself - my second favorite. 4.5 stars. I loved each of the main ladies and their journeys on their new winery. The second-chance romance was pretty excellent, even if it wasn't necessarily at the forefront of the story. I enjoyed the cameos by alllll of the other heroines in the series, but definitely wish there were more (since it's the final story). I also have to note that the incorrect skateboarding jargon made me laugh, cringe, and sometimes rage. No skateboarder calls themselves a "boarder" (ever)... on top of maaaany other incorrect things.
As for this book itself - my second favorite. 4.5 stars. I loved each of the main ladies and their journeys on their new winery. The second-chance romance was pretty excellent, even if it wasn't necessarily at the forefront of the story. I enjoyed the cameos by alllll of the other heroines in the series, but definitely wish there were more (since it's the final story). I also have to note that the incorrect skateboarding jargon made me laugh, cringe, and sometimes rage. No skateboarder calls themselves a "boarder" (ever)... on top of maaaany other incorrect things.