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The Champagne Crush
A Romance Novel
Author: Caroline O'Connell
Series: Les Femmes Series #1
Narrator: Karen Gundersen
Unabridged: 8 hr 54 min
Format: Digital Audiobook Download
Publisher: Les Femmes Books
Published: 08/20/2026
Categories: Fiction, Romance, Contemporary Romance, Workplace Romance
Synopsis
Perfect for fans of Emily in Paris—with the sophistication of the wine world and a slow-burn, opposites-attract love story. A glitzy PR expert and a traditional wine president clash on a high-stakes global launch—where rivalry, reinvention, and romance collide. Catherine Reynolds has enjoyed a life of luxury, but her diplomat parents have cut her off financially, leaving her flat broke. She is determined to turn things around and gain her independence—so, when an old family friend offers her a lifeline as a PR consultant for his sparkling wine company, she jumps at the chance. But working with Chris McDermott, the company’s no-nonsense president, is anything but easy. A purist at heart, Chris clashes with Catherine’s glitzy marketing flair; still, the chemistry between them is undeniable. As they travel from New York to Napa, Paris, and the Champagne region of France, their partnership blossoms amid high-stakes industry rivalries and a launch that could make or break them.When sabotage threatens to shatter their dreams, Catherine must dig deep to prove her worth. With the dazzling unveiling of their new sparkling wine in Bordeaux in jeopardy, will she and Chris overcome the challenges of the past and present to secure their future—and find love in the process? AUDIOBOOK PRODUCTION DETAILS:Format: Unabridged AudiobookPerformance: Single Narration by acclaimed British stage actress Karen GundersenAudio Features: Fully voiced character accents and deep emotional rangePrimary Tropes: Workplace Romance, Opposites Attract, Slow-BurnAudiobook Vibe: High-tension with a romantic, high-heat fade-to-black intimacy level (the intense build-up is on the page, but the camera pulls away before explicit details)