Wine on Main book club night returns in November! We will be reading The Chateau by Jaclyn Goldis. A dream girls trip to a luxurious French chateau devolves into a deadly nightmare of secrets and murder in this stylish, twisty thriller.
Wine on Main book club nights include:
-Fun guided discussion by local writer and author Jocelyn Winn of the Eleventh Letter
-A wine tasting featuring 4 wines that are inspired by the book
-Light snacks
-Take home goodies for your reading and writing journey
All are welcome and we hope you join us for this fun event.
$30pp includes everything outlined above. Purchase tickets here.
About The Chateau:
Welcome to picturesque Provence, where the Lady of the Chateau, Séraphine Demargelasse, has opened its elegant doors to her granddaughter Darcy and three friends. Twenty years earlier, the four girlfriends studied abroad together in France and visited the old woman on the weekends, creating the group’s deep bond. But why this sudden invitation?
Amid winery tours, market visits, and fancy dinners overlooking olive groves and lavender fields, it becomes clear that each woman has a hidden reason for accepting the invitation. Then, after a wild evening’s celebration, Séraphine is found brutally murdered.
As the women search for answers to this shocking crime, fingers begin pointing and a sinister Instagram account pops up, exposing snapshots from the friends’ intimate moments at the chateau, while threatening to reveal more.
As they race to uncover who murdered Séraphine and is now stalking them, they learn the chateau houses many secrets…several worth killing for.
About Jocelyn Winn:
Jocelyn Winn is a professional writer and founder of The Eleventh Letter editorial services, with a newly opened brick-and-mortar Writing Gallery at 146 North Main Street in downtown Concord! She is also the nonfiction editor for The Maine Review and works closely with the NH Book Festival, NH Writer’s Project, and Arts Alley. Her recent work can be found in WTWH Media publications, Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Eratio, The Waterwheel Review as a Pushcart Prize nominee, and Fourth Genre as a Steinberg Memorial Essay Prize finalist.