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I was working as a decorative painter, and my sister (a professor of history) and I decided to try to see if we could manage to write an actual book.

I actually came to writing fiction relatively late in life - I didn’t publish my first novel until I was forty-one! I’ve been a voracious reader my entire life, but I honestly knew nothing about writing fiction and sort of backed into it. At what point did you decide you wanted to write novels? You have a degree in Latin American Studies and a Masters’s in Anthropology and Social Work. In this interview, she shares about her writing process, how she develops the characters for her novels and a sneak peek into the novel she’s currently writing. In addition to The Vineyards of Champagne, Juliet Blackwell is also the author of The Lost Carousel of Provence, Letters from Paris, The Paris Key, and three mystery series. While on the plane to France, Rosalyn meets Emma, who shows her a cache of letters written by a French soldier, Emile Legrand to her aunt.

The story goes between the past where brave women and children of the Champagne region take refuge in the labyrinth of caves beneath the vineyards in WWI and the present day, where we meet Rosalyn, a grieving widow on her way to Champagne on the behalf of her employer. Have you ever started reading a new novel and just couldn’t put it down? The Vineyards of Champagne by Juliet Blackwell is one of those novels.