This was a very interesting book and a great first story. I definitely felt transported to Tuscany and while I don’t care for wine (I know, I know) and there was a lot about win in this book I still fell in love with the winery in Italy. I will say I felt like this book was a bit like a Hallmark movie - everything is so predictable it’s formulaic but it’s still a pleasant and enjoyable ride. Erika is satisfied with her life in New York City. She owns her own business, is engaged to a man she loves, and has everything she wanted. But when she gets a letter telling her she’s inherited property in Italy she is blown away, especially since she’s never met any family members beyond her parents. She heads to Italy with plans of selling the property, but nothing goes quite like she planned. Despite the changes and obstacles that pop up she is blown away every day at how beautiful Italy and how much happier she is there. It doesn’t hurt that she meets plenty of wonderful people, including an extra special man who runs her vineyards and helps her with more than business. Overall I gave this one 3.5 stars and I rounded up because the descriptions of the scenery were so good. I also loved the descriptions of food (once Erika got over not eating….).