ELODIE
Elodie Marchand has it all. Money, power, women. As the owner of a prestigious winery in France, she enjoys freedom on levels most people only dream about. She’s built a perfect life and is happy sharing it with no one. But when a travelling stranger drops into her world, Elodie is forced to reassess everything she thinks she knows about the way she lives.
On the back of a bitter divorce, Kaye Sykes is wandering the world, trying to find somewhere new to put down roots. After a controlling, abusive marriage, she’s taking the time to concentrate on herself and the last thing she’s looking for is a relationship. When she volunteers to pick grapes at a vineyard, Kaye meets the charming, beautiful, and enigmatic Elodie: surely the perfect choice for a little holiday, no-strings fun.
What begins as an instant and powerful sexual attraction soon becomes so much more, and both women try to fight it for very different reasons.
Will Elodie be strong enough to face the demons of her past so that she can embrace the true love of her future?
Behind the illusion of her perfect life hides the truth
“The story flows along on wine, vineyards, and the French countryside. On attraction, sex, and romance. On different internal emotions and different dreams.
Perfect.”
“Such a great story! I enjoyed getting to know Elodie and Kaye! There story was so full of passion and it is HOT!!! Emma has a special way with her writting that really takes you into the world of the characters. Definitely going to read it again!”
“Quite simply Elodie is a captivating, and exquisite sensual love story. With brilliantly developed and authentic characters.This is by far Emma Nichols at her finest. Just when you think Emma has reached her writing peak she goes and surpasses herself by raising the bar even higher and expertly crafts yet another brilliant book. ”
“First book i have read with this author and it did not disappoint. I loved the characters and the settings. It felt like you were there at the winery in France picking the grapes and tasting the wine.”