Au Pair and the Vineyard

An age gap sapphic/lesbian romance

Au Pair and the Vineyard can be standalone. There is a synopsis of book 1: Au Pair and the Fallen Star at the end of the book. Alternatively, you can read Book 1 to gain a better understanding. Enjoy

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“Absolutely breathtaking. I cried, I smiled, and I fell in love with every character. This isn’t just a romance—it’s a story about coming home to yourself.”
—Isabelle M.

The Au Pair and the Vineyard
by Jamie Quinn
In the rolling hills of southern France, where the sunlight kisses the vines and secrets grow as easily as grapes, love ripens in the most unexpected ways..

Vivian Blake, once the darling of Hollywood, never imagined she’d trade red carpets for grape-stained hands. But when her young French partner Dominique receives a letter from her ailing father, the two women—along with Vivian’s grieving 12-year-old granddaughter, Claire—travel to Domaine Moreau, the family vineyard hiding years of estrangement and heartache.

What begins as a temporary visit becomes an emotional reckoning.

Dominique, torn between old wounds and new responsibilities, must confront a father she loved very much and a vineyard on the brink of collapse. Vivian, far from the camera flashes, rediscovers purpose in the rhythms of rural life—and in a deeper, richer kind of love she never knew she needed. And Claire, haunted by loss, slowly awakens to her identity, drawn to a local girl named Camille in a way that feels innocent, scary… and beautiful.

As the seasons change, so do they.

When a legal challenge threatens the future of Domaine Moreau, it’s Vivian who rises with unexpected courage, determined to protect the land—and the love—they’ve all come to call home. But sacrifice comes with choices, and Vivian must decide if her final act as an artist is worth the risk of leaving what she’s finally found: peace.

A tender, slow-burning lesbian romance that spans generations, The Au Pair and the Vineyard is a story of rediscovery, family, and the vineyard that binds them all together.

For fans of emotionally resonant LGBTQ+ fiction, age-gap love stories, and stories that blend romance with life’s deepest truths.

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“Jamie Quinn has written a masterpiece. The emotional depth, the sensual tension, and the stunning French setting—all of it worked like magic. I didn’t want it to end.”
—Natalie J.

Good bones, but needs editing

While the base storyline is good and author writes well, passages are repeated with slight differences and they seem to be out of order. There are many inconsistencies with details and backstories. The AI narrator mispronounced several words.