A captivating, character-driven novel about newfound family, unexpected romance, and the courage to begin again-set amid the historic vineyards of France. - BlueInk Reviews

"A captivating and vibrantly crafted journey of self-discovery." - Kirkus Reviews

Brooks Redgrave, a former Special Forces soldier turned artist, has traveled the world documenting beauty and pain, until a reckoning with his own work and isolation brings everything to a standstill. When Brooks learns that his past may hold unexpected connections in France, he leaves the United States behind and journeys to the storied wine region of Sancerre, unsure of what he will find but unable to stay where he is.

When Brooks arrives in the hilltop village, he is greeted by a cast of extraordinary women, quirky locals, and unexpected companions who slowly draw him back from the life of isolation he'd built around himself. As the soldier artist navigates the complicated relationships between parent and child, past and present, and solitude and intimacy, he begins to rediscover love and find a sense of belonging he never thought he'd have.

With lyrical prose and rich sensory detail, A Cat in Sancerre immerses readers in the landscapes, flavors, and rhythms of rural France while tracing one man's quiet, moving journey of self-discovery. Tender, warm, and deeply human, the novel explores the ties that bind us, the resilience of the heart, and the second chances that arrive when we least expect them.

Perfect for fans of character-driven, book club fiction, A Cat in Sancerre is an unforgettable literary sojourn-one that lingers long after the final page.