Review: A Dark, Yet Sweet Vintage
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 7, 2013
This is unique among Josh Lanyon's romances. It has become one of my favorites of his works. Full of quirky Southern characters and a hero who feels as if he's landed in the middle of a Southern novel himself, it has a mystery and a wonderful romance. The hero is extremely likeable, dealing not only with his odd family but with trouble in his job as a wine expert.It contains one scene, as another reviewer noted, that is ménage.But do not let that turn you off. The scene is not about sex, it's about one of the characters' last ditch attempts to deny that he's falling in love. It is a bit difficult to read, but only because Josh Lanyon can invest a scene with so much emotion. He uses it as a  huge emotional turning point in the story.Definitely worth a read, and a re-read now and then.