



Malbec Mayhem
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4.0 • 1 Rating
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- $2.99
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- $2.99
Publisher Description
Successful restaurateur Alex Montoya’s charmed life has hit a snag. His trusted business partner turned out to be not exactly trustworthy, and Alex could be facing jail time over some of his partner’s shady financial deals. As if that weren’t bad enough, creditors are calling in loans he didn’t know he had and he’s desperate to prove his innocence before all his businesses are repossessed.
After a career-building stint in Napa Valley, Sofia Pincelli has returned home to eastern Washington to take over the family’s winery. Running the family business, however, means dealing with her ailing father’s constant micro-management—and his disapproval of Alex. Her father’s condemnation of Alex’s rumored involvement in his business partner’s schemes runs so deep, it threatens Alex and Sofia’s blossoming romance…along with the Pincelli family’s signature red wine. Sofia needs Alex’s crop of Malbec grapes to show her father she has what it takes to make award-winning wine—and save the reputation and finances of the Pincelli winery.
When the Malbec grapes go missing, Alex and Sofia must join forces to find the fruit before it spoils, or risk destroying both of their businesses—and their hearts.
Customer Reviews
Cathy Perkin’s Malbec Mayhem
Alex Montoya was duped by his business
partner who as into criminal activity. Now
Alex’s restaurant which had been a popular
venture is suffering. His sister comes up
with a idea to pick business up. Will Alex
go with it?
Sofia Pincelli returned home to eastern
Washington after a career in successful in
Napa Valley. She is taking over her family
winery from father suffered a stroke. Her
father had a contract with Alex and his
business partner for the growing and,
I picking of the Malbec Grape. The grapes
are missing, never delivered to the
winery.
Will Alex be able to prove his innocence
in his partner’ s scheme? Will Alex and
Sofia be able to locate the missing grapes?
This was a quick, sensual, entertaining
read. I was able to read in one sitting. I
felt their was enough backstory to be able
to jump right into the story.
I volunteered to read Malbec Mayhem.
My opinion is voluntary and my own.