Slow Dancing at Sunrise Book Review -

Another great summer read from Jo McNally.

The Finger Lakes in New York State are one of the most beautiful places I have ever visited. That is why I particularly enjoyed Jo McNally’s new release Slow Dancing at Sunrise. Set on a struggling vineyard in the Finger Lakes, this romance starts off unromantically.

The heroine Whitney arrives at her Aunt’s vineyard hoping to find refuge from her recent job loss. Instead, she finds the place where she once spent her summers in ruinous condition and being run by a scruffy, untrustworthy looking man she doesn’t know.

The hero Luke, confronted with a big city girl with attitude, takes an immediate stand-offish position that will take an entire novel, and the aunt’s busybody book group to change. If you are looking for a spit-fire romance in a delightful setting, this is the book for you.

Slow Dancing At Sunrise by Jo McNally

Welcome to Rendezvous Falls, New York, where love is where you least expect it…

When accountant Whitney Foster’s carefully calculated life blows up, she escapes to the one place that’s always felt like home. But Rendezvous Falls has changed since she’s been away. Her aunt Helen’s winery is in trouble. And she doesn’t trust the sexy, surly stranger working the vineyard as far as she can throw him.

Luke Rutledge would do anything for Helen, who’s been like a mother to him. Revive the winery? Sure. Repair her property? No problem. Tolerate Helen’s infuriating, big-shot niece? Well…maybe. But as he and Whitney are forced to work together to rebuild the business, her chilly facade reveals a woman as complex and intoxicating as a fine merlot. Throw in a matchmaking book club hell-bent on happily-ever-after and it’s a potent cocktail.

Love should never be calculated. But it doesn’t take Whitney’s math skills to see that this is adding to up to one tantalizing adventure…