The Olive Harvest

De: Carol Drinkwater

Narrado por: Carol Drinkwater

Returning to their home after an extended absence, Carol and her husband, Michel, are looking forward to summer together on the farm. Then a shocking blow leaves Carol alone, and the future looks uncertain.

The Olive Harvest takes us beyond the perimeters of her olive groves to where hunters, poets, beekeepers, boars and gypsies abide. In search of the language of troubadours, the dark and sometimes barbarous heart of Provence is revealed. Nature and the generosity of the South of France's harvests offer a path to joy and an abundant resolution....

©2004 Carol Drinkwater (P)2005 W. F. Howes Ltd

great story

l thoroughly enjoyed the writing and listening to the author's voice is very soothing. AND I love the meandering style.

I couldn’t finish it

This book just annoyed me it just went on and on about nothing. It was also a travel guide of the south of France which is ok but the author used language that is almost archaic. Shooting breaks for station wagons, motors for cars, sex for vagina. It was ridiculous what century does this author live in.