I’m joining Caffeinated Reader this week for Sunday Post. Feel free to join in too! Let us know what you’ve been up to.
My post will be a quick one this week…
We are house hunting. My stress level is through the roof! The real estate market is moving so fast and the prices are crazy!
Current audiobook:
I hope you all had a great week and the coming week is a good one.
Thank goodness it’s Friday! For a short week, it has felt very long.
Work has been busy and stressful. I don’t mind being busy but we’re getting ready for a couple client events and a new operating system.
I did finish a book this week that I really enjoyed. (Review to come)
We don’t have much planned for the weekend and I’m quite excited about that.
What are you up to this weekend?
Champagne, France, 1800. Twenty-year-old Barbe-Nicole inherited Le Nez (an uncanny sense of smell) from her great-grandfather, a renowned champagne maker. She is determined to use Le Nez to make great champagne, but the Napoleon Code prohibits women from owning a business. When she learns her childhood sweetheart, François Clicquot, wants to start a winery, she marries him despite his mental illness.
Soon, her husband’s tragic death forces her to become Veuve (Widow) Clicquot and grapple with a domineering partner, the complexities of making champagne, and six Napoleon wars, which cripple her ability to sell champagne. When she falls in love with her sales manager, Louis Bohne, who asks her to marry, she must choose between losing her winery to her husband, as dictated by Napoleon Code, or losing Louis.
In the ultimate showdown, Veuve Clicquot defies Napoleon himself, risking prison and even death.
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Link to book:
https://www.amazon.com/Champagne-Widows-First-Woman-Clicquot-ebook/dp/B09D2HTJY9/
Award-winning novelist, champagne geek, and lavender farmer. Rebecca first fell in love with methode champenoise in Sonoma Valley, California. Over decades of delicious research, she has explored the wine cellars of France, Spain, Italy, and California in search of fine champagne. When Rebecca discovered the real-life stories of the Champagne Widows of France, she knew she'd dedicate years to telling the stories of these remarkable women who made champagne the worldwide phenomenon it is today. Rebecca is a champagne historian, tour guide, and champagne cocktail expert for Breathless Wines. Other award-winning novels include The Secret Life of Mrs. London and Gold Digger, the Remarkable Baby Doe Tabor.
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Happy Thursday!
I hope you have had a few things to be thankful for this week. I know I have.
*The weather has cooled off after a sweltering weekend, last weekend.
*Our air conditioning waited until after the heat broke to crap out
*Being contacted by an author to read and review her upcoming book. (Watch for a review in October)
*My husband helping me relax and find the humor in things the past couple of weeks.
What are you thankful for?
