Laura and Franck move back in Burgundy with their young daughters to tackle their newest project, a derelict 16th-century winemaker's cottage located behind Franck's family home. - can their little family (and their marriage!) adapt to life in a traditional French winemaking village? Navigating the different rules for raising children and managing a family in a small French village prove every bit as challenging for Laura as learning to drive a stick shift through narrow streets or arguing with tyrannical French officials over paint colors (spoiler alert: any color as long as it's gray). Come along on this evocative and honest journey where love, coupled with good French food and local wine, pave the way to la belle vie."e;When reading your books they transport me to another world which feeds my soul. They show me another way of life full of history enriched by tradition and family. Please keep on writing more, more, more!!!"e; -ReviewerPRAISE FOR LAURA BRADBURY"e;Bradbury's Grape Series feels like a series of honest and funny letters sent from a friend about her fascinating (and sometimes baffling) life in France. A beautiful read."e;—JANICE MACLEOD, New York Times bestselling author of Paris Letters and A Paris Year"e;Bradbury's Grape Series takes the reader on a romantic adventure into the heart, soul, and people of la belle France. Filled with delicious food, love, and laughter, Bradbury's writing proves that you have to dare to follow your heart wherever it leads you...and that sometimes we have to step outside our comfort zone to truly live."e;—SAMANTHA VÉRANT, author of How to Make a French Family and Seven Letters from Paris
