WHAT DOES MAY MEAN TO YOU?
Each May, I’ve never made a big deal of my birthday. In fact, one year I had completely forgotten about it, until I received a fax dated May 25th and thought, Hmm, that date sounds familiar. 🤔 😆
But somehow it always becomes something special. It falls on Memorial Day Weekend honoring the heroes who fought for our dignity.
Also, I’m surrounded by generous souls with huge hearts who love to laugh and celebrate.
So cheers, I hope you enjoy some Pinot Noir!🍷♥️
ONLY THREE DAYS LEFT!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Pinot Noir is one of the best thrillers I have read in recent times.” ~ Readers’ Favorite
International spy, Louise Moscow, can handle a high-powered speedboat, an ex-lover, and a ginger-haired villain with equal ease. Her investigation takes her to the land of Pinot Noir, Burgundy, France, where she encounters uncooperative witnesses, a mysterious vine disease, a gun-wielding monk, and a murderous secret society.
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WISHING YOU A PEACEFUL MEMORIAL DAY
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