Entangled

By: Melissa Brayden

Narrated by: Melissa Sternenberg

Length: 9 hrs and 36 mins

Publisher's Summary

Josephine Wilder’s torrid love affair is with Tangle Valley Vineyard, her family’s legacy. She’s grown up dreaming between the vines. She’s always had secret ideas about how to make the place shine, so when it passes to her, Joey vows to make Tangle Valley everything she knows it can be. Her biggest obstacle? That overly commercial hotel going up, and the uppity manager trying to kill the vineyard’s rustic charm.

Becca Crawford loves to unwind with a good glass of wine. An astute business woman who has climbed the hospitality ladder, she’s the perfect person to head up Elite Resorts’ newest property, The Jade Hotel, and give tourists all the luxury they desire. As a bonus, The Jade is not far from the cutest vineyard with the best pinot she’s ever tasted. If only the captivating owner would get on board with her plan and stop badmouthing the hotel to everyone in town.

Is it possible that a nice glass of red could help Becca and Joey see each other in a new and alluring light?

©2020 Melissa Brayden (P)2020 Bold Strokes Books Inc

Love the story. The narration? Not really.

This is one of my favorite stories from Melissa Brayden. Love the setting, the characters, the plot. However, I did not enjoy the narration at all. Ms Sternenberg‘s pace is too fast (even at 0.9x) and her voice is a bit too high for my taste.

My advice is that you listen to a sample before buying and check if the narration is okay for you.

Loved it!

Melissa does it again! I for one can't wait for the rest of the books in this series. We are taken on some for highs and lows of major events in Joey's life that have molded the person she is. The question is can grow and change how she handles all life's difficulties?

Sucker for Lesbian romance

I’m a sucker for lesbian romance novels. It doesn’t take much for me to give more than 3 stars. So take my review with that in mind.

Great storyline that is just enough realism mixed with fiction. Easy to listen to and get involved with the characters. I’d recommend this book for those that also enjoy romance novels.

Deja vu with wine

This is my first time returning a Melissa brayden book the characters were the same as the seven shores series and the plot was so unnecessarily extra I found myself struggling to finish listening so I stopped

Great!

I loved Entangled. I love the description of Joey in her vineyard. I can imagine her horror at a gigantic resort in her little town. The story is great. Please tell me that the obvious tease at the end means there is another book coming. Melissa Sternenberg does an excellent job with the narration.

Love the Vineyard

Another sweet romance with a little angst from Melissa Brayden, I enjoyed chemistry, beautiful setting, friends, and town side characters. I thought Melissa Sternengerg did a very good job with the narration. I'm looking forward to continuing this series and getting into Gabrielle and Madison's storylines and catching up again with Becca & Joey.

Wine Entangled with Romance

What a combination! I just adored the characters in this story definitely the mains but also my favorite character of all time Gabriela. Joey has a hard time and an even harder time believing in herself. Beca the well put together executive is the stabilization in the relationship. Madison the wine maker extraordinarie and best friend of Joey.
As a wine lover myself this story truly resonated. I thoroughly recommend this book and I am not surprised it won awards.

cute story!

really enjoyed this book. looking forward to the next one in the series. fun story and the characters are great

Good start

looking forward to more....
good setup for #2.
But conflict could have been better
if it only takes a conversation to get to HEA, it's a bit weak.
but this author is becoming a favorite.

The Start of Another Great Series.

Can’t wait to get to book two. Interesting characters and an interesting setting of two hospitality businesses. A real struggle in places like Oregon to pit rural beauty and our awesome wine against growth and modernization. Enjoyed the angst of it in here.

Assuming some of the great characters in the book will emerge in the next few as main characters and I look forward to them.

My only gripe, I live in the Willamette Valley and I cringe every time it is spoken in the book. It’s just a natural reaction. I promise never to call San Antonio with a long A (like Aim) if in the future Willamette is spoken like it is supposed to be - Will Am It (rhymes with damn it). Rant over. I once listened to a WLW book that called Spokane, “Spo Cane”. Lots of us PNW are happy to consult for free!