Happy Hour

For four friends working in Napa Valley, Sundays are for fellowship, good food, and wine.

Jamie is editor-in-chief at Wine Lover's Magazine and a single mother. Before her husband died, she lived a fairy-tale life. Guilt from his death keeps her from moving forward.

Kat is a sommelier and co-owner of a restaurant with her chef husband, Christian. Although deeply in love, they deal with a myriad of issues, including ex-spouses, Kat's teenage sons, and her new-age mother, Venus.

Danielle is a vintner who finds herself entrenched in both an identity and family crises when her eldest daughter returns home from college with a bombshell of a secret.

Alyssa is an artist and gallery owner. When a tragic past event catches up with her, she must face the skeleton in her closet and rely on her friends to see her through her darkest hours.

These women discover that friendship is the right prescription for getting through the hard times as well as for enjoying wonderful moments together.

©2012 Michele Scott (P)2012 Audible, Inc.

Real friends, food and wine.

A well thought out and written story about how much better life is when getting through with true friends. Not just people you are friendly with, but true deep friends who are around for the tough ugly stuff along with all of the good. Marriage, divorce, step-families, love, death, betrayal, business successes and failures, illnesses all addressed and made a little bit more tolerable with great friends, food and wine. Good narration (Audible.com) made for a delightful listen. A little bit too much talk of religion for my taste.