New York Times bestselling author Barbara Delinsky has written her most complicated and emotionally fulfilling novel yet: a story of two ladies, a generation aside, every of whose dream becomes bound using the other’s.

To her family members, Natalie Seebring can be a woman who prizes performances: exquisitely mannered, a supportive wife, and head of an effective wine-producing enterprise. Therefore when she announces programs to marry a vineyard worker mere months following the loss of life of her spouse of fifty-eight years, her about The Vineyard: A Novel son and daughter are stunned. Faced with their disapproval, Natalie decides to create a memoir.

Olivia Jones can be a dreamer, living vicariously through the aged photographs she restores. She and her girl, Tess, cling to the fantasy a big, happy family exists just looking forward to them. When Natalie hires Olivia to greatly help with her memoir, a summer time at Natalie’s vineyard by the ocean seems the perfect opportunity to live out that dream. But all isn’t as it appears.

As the illusion of the idyllic life comes crashing headlong into reality, the lives of the two women, parallel in so many ways, become a powerful and moving story.