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The Chocolate Lady (94 KP) rated The Lost Vintage in Books

Oct 5, 2020  
The Lost Vintage
The Lost Vintage
Ann Mah | 2018
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France and fine wine are practically synonymous, so when Kate needs to study for her Masters of Wine test, where else would she go but to her own family’s vineyards in Burgundy? There she finds there’s much more that’s been corked up than just some delicious drinks. This is the basis of Ann Mah’s newest novel “The Lost Vintage” and you can read my review of this contemporary and historical fiction book on my blog here. https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2018/07/27/bottling-their-history/
  
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David McK (3372 KP) rated A Clash of Lions (100 Years War, book 2) in Books

Mar 31, 2024  
A Clash of Lions (100 Years War, book 2)
A Clash of Lions (100 Years War, book 2)
AJ MacKenzie | 2021 | Fiction & Poetry
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5.0 (1 Ratings)
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The second of AJ MacKenzie three 100 Years War novels following the exploits of the Herald Simon Merrivale, which - this time - moves the setting from France across to the Scottish border.

I'm also finding this a little bit hard to rate: whilst the *story* was interesting, as was the history, I found the prose itself to be a little bit too dry; never really grabbing me and sucking me in the way a, say, Bernard Cornwell might.

I'll still read the next in the series, though.