Eight Hundred Grapes: The gripping and escapist read from the No.1 million-copy bestselling author of THE LAST THING HE TOLD ME

There are secrets you share, and secrets you hide… A heartbreaking, funny, and deeply evocative novel about love, marriage, family, wine, and the treacherous terrain in which they meet. For everyone who loved Brothers and Sisters. My mother said it simply: ‘Be careful what you give up’ ‘Because you can’t get it back?’ ‘No.’ She squeezed my shoulder. ‘Because, eventually, you get it back any way you can.’ Georgia Ford, associate at a lop LA law firm, has built a solid life for herself away from her childhood spent in the beautiful surroundings of her parents’ Californian vineyard. The life of a winemaker was too precarious, too heartbreaking and unpredictable for her. But just a week before her wedding to her beloved Ben, a secret is revealed that changes everything. Returning to the family vineyard, Georgia just wants to throw herself into the grape harvest with her long-married parents, her inseparable twin brothers, and everything familiar. But the foundations of Georgia’s ideas about love and happiness are shaken as she realises that her parents’ long marriage is not quite the picture perfect relationship she had always assumed it was. And neither is her brothers’ easy-going camaraderie. As the last harvest draws to a close, Georgia discovers that in the time she’s been away, the vineyard has settled into a rhythm of its own, and it’s the people who tend to it who are struggling to keep their roots. In ways she never imagined, her whole life is unravelling, and it’s up to Georgia to bring everyone through the storm… Eight Hundred Grapes by Laura Dave is a top-rated fiction novel that beautifully captures the essence of a small, rural town. As Georgia navigates the complexities of relationships, divorce, and separation, she is coming to realise that the best things in life often come from the most unexpected places. For fans of Taylor Jenkins Reid (Carrie Soto Is Back), Lisa Jewell (The Truth About Melody Browne), Kristin Hannah (The Nightingale), Gillian Mcallister (Famous Last Words), and Liane Moriarty (What Alice Forgot).