Good year. Mail P.

One fine day, Peter Male decided to steeply change his life and preferred a rustic life in the south of France to London's bustle. A wonderful consequence of this solution was a series of books that open the door to the reader to the sunny landscape of Provence. The first book of Mail, “Year in Provence”, instantly became the international bestseller and after film adaptation as a television series brought its author the recognition of the French Republic, which made the author to the cavaliers of the Order of the Honorary Legion.

“Good Year” was also awarded the film adaptation, already Hollywood on the big screen: in 2006, director Ridley Scott shot the film of the same name in the title role. “Good Year” is not only funny sketches and travel notes, but a full -blooded romance, wise, witty and capable of please the most sophisticated readers. Max Skinner, a young London financier, one day flies out of his post and he has no choice but to leave the company. Not having time to really be horrified by his gloomy prospects, Max receives a new blow of fate - the news comes about the death of his beloved uncle, bequeathed to our hero the house and vineyard in Provence. Having borrowed money from his half -brother, Max comes to France to settle things, and then his real adventures begin, forcing them to look at the values ​​of this world.