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Entangled
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Published October 30, 2010
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Barbara Ellen Brink
25 books120 followersBarbara is a multi-published author of mystery, suspense, and young adult. Her Fredrickson Winery Novels have been on the best-seller lists multiple times, and her Christian thriller, Split Sense, won the Grace Award in 2012. Again in 2016, she won the Grace Award with the 2nd book of her Double Barrel Mysteries, Much Ado About Murder.
Barbara grew up on a small farm in Washington State, but now lives in the mean "burbs" of Minnesota with her husband and their pups. With their adult kids now pushed out of the nest and encouraged to fly, she spends much time reading, writing, collecting books, riding motorcycles, and keeping one step ahead of AARP. She also really likes black licorice.
Barbara grew up on a small farm in Washington State, but now lives in the mean "burbs" of Minnesota with her husband and their pups. With their adult kids now pushed out of the nest and encouraged to fly, she spends much time reading, writing, collecting books, riding motorcycles, and keeping one step ahead of AARP. She also really likes black licorice.
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August 29, 2025
A Winery and Memories
Billie is a divorce attorney who has to go to California to learn about her Uncle Jack’s will. She and her mother go to the Frederickson Winery. Billie has inherited the winery. Uncle Jack’s left it to her in his will. Will she stay or will she walk away? What should she do? And then she reconnects with Handel, the boy she spent time with during the summer she visited the winery. Should she sell the winery and go back to her job as a divorce attorney? Or, should she take over the winery? Then there’s the nightmares she starts having—what happened the summer she visited? Who was the cause of the nightmares? Interesting story—hard to put down.
Billie is a divorce attorney who has to go to California to learn about her Uncle Jack’s will. She and her mother go to the Frederickson Winery. Billie has inherited the winery. Uncle Jack’s left it to her in his will. Will she stay or will she walk away? What should she do? And then she reconnects with Handel, the boy she spent time with during the summer she visited the winery. Should she sell the winery and go back to her job as a divorce attorney? Or, should she take over the winery? Then there’s the nightmares she starts having—what happened the summer she visited? Who was the cause of the nightmares? Interesting story—hard to put down.
September 9, 2025
I thought this book was just ok. Trigger subject and a bit confusing.
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