Wine clubs are a great way for local wineries to see their wines. You pay a monthly fee and get a couple of bottles of wine a month, plus discounted tastings throughout the year.
It just so happened I had a group of investors who wanted to tour the smaller wineries in the area. Which was Kismet as far as Tim was concerned. While he might not want to take on investors, it wouldn't hurt to showcase his very best batch of Zinfandel ever.
Unfortunately, someone had murdered a man and dumped him into the large tub of grape must that was the beginning of Tim's batch of wine.
The police were eyeing Tim as suspect number one. Especially when they discovered who the murdered man was. You see it was an FDA inspector. The very inspector Tim was seen arguing with earlier in the week. But Tim swore he didn't do it. so I set about to find the killer and rescue Tim.
It's a complicated case as my friend Holly gets involved with a cult-like, self-help guru and we find a twisted connection between the guru and the FDA inspector. Is it a false clue or are we on the trail of a murderer with too much time on their hands.
My author person has copies on hand and is ready to mail one out. Leave a comment below for a chance to win a hard-cover copy of "Seven Deadly Zins." If you haven't already, please check out the first in the series, "A Case of Syrah, Syrah." Like my Aunt Jemma, my author can't resist a bad pun.
Making wine can be murder. Please comment below with your email address. Tell us what kind of wine we should celebrate next.
Cheers, Taylor
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How about Pinot Grigio?? That's my favorite. Thanks for a chance to win.
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Merlot sounds good right now. Thanks for the opportunity.
Replybrowninggloria(at)hotmail(dot) com
I like Riesling myself. But I have had Zinfandel and liked it.
Replydonna (dot) durnell (at) sbcglobal (dot) net
How about Chablis?
Replymarypres(AT)gmail(DOT)com
Not a wine drinker, but love your books. suepete12 at yahoo dot com
ReplyI don't know anything about wine! Thank you for the chance to win the next book in the series.
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I love Riesling or how about Gewurztraminer? I like them both. The book can be Gew what?
Replydebby236 at gmail dot com
I really enjoyed "Syrah,Syrah" and look forward to reading the new book. My favorite is Pinot Grigio. Thanks for the giveaway. kim7corn(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyMy favorite white is a vignole from Truro Vineyards on Cape Cod. above all I love a spicy Zin. Looking forward to your new book, really liked your first.
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I think Malbec would be a great wine to celebrate. Thanks for the opportunity to win! aut1063(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyChardonnay [email protected]
ReplyI suggest a Chablis. pwtish171(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyHow about Riesling? Thanks for the contest!
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Ice wine. saubleb(at)gmail(dot)com
ReplyI am not a big wine drinker but the book would be greatly enjoyed. Thanks. elliotbencan(at)hotmail(dot)com
ReplyEither Cabernet Sauvignon or a Merlot -- I am very much a red wine person. Thanks so much for the chance to win a copy of Seven Deadly Zins! bobandcelia(at)sbcglobal(dot)net
ReplyMaybe a sweet Riesling? turtle6422 at gmail dot com
ReplyZinfandel is a great wine.
ReplyThere is a brand named Seven Deadly Zins.
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I'd go with Chenin Blanc. JL_Minter (at) hotmail (dot) com
ReplyI'm going with Pinot Noir. Thanks for a chance to win! [email protected]
ReplySomething sweet...maybe Reisling? Loved the first book, looking forward to reading this one! [email protected]
ReplyWell, I don't drink so I don't know anything about wine. I do like Port Wine cheese spread though.
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I think Reisling would be a good choice. A nice white wine.
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Cabernet
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I would have to say some sort of merlot. acate9(at)utk(dot)edu
ReplyI love Riesling and think it would be a good choice. Thanks for the chance.
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I would recommend a Willamette Valley wine. You will find a lovely bottle of pinot noir at Patricia Green Cellars, at their open house, you'll find wines arranged on tables according to the location of the vineyard they're derived from. Books looks to be a super read. deepotter (at) peoplepc (dot) com
ReplyI don't know much about wine. Maybe Chardonnay? mbradeen [at] yahoo [dot] com
ReplyI’m also a Pinot Grigio fan. I enjoy the first book I read in this series. suefoster109 st gmail dot com.
ReplyWinners: Dee Potter and Mary Preston Thanks for commenting!!
ReplyChardonnay or Chablis would be good.
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