The Summer of the Spanish Woman by Catherine Gaskin is a sweeping historical novel that blends romance, mystery, and family drama against the backdrop of Ireland and Spain. The story begins in early 20th-century Ireland. When Charlotte Drummond’s grandfather dies without a male heir, she and her mother are forced to leave their ancestral home, Clonmara. Charlotte and her mother relocate to Jerez, Spain, a center of sherry production. There, Charlotte becomes immersed in the world of Spanish sherry dynasties and begins to uncover secrets from her grandfather’s past, particularly the mystery surrounding “the Summer of the Spanish Woman.” Charlotte finds herself caught in a web of deceit, vengeance, and complex family relationships. She confronts powerful adversaries, and must learn to navigate the complexities of her new life. The story spans a turbulent period, including World War I and the lead-up to the Spanish Civil War.

The Summer of the Spanish Woman is a compelling saga that transports readers to two distinct worlds, blending historical detail with a captivating narrative.

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