Sisters from the vineyard

The war photographer Jackson Swann participated in many conflicts – and when he died, he left one behind. Jackson had three daughters, each with a different mother, and now they've found out that they inherited from their father not only a share of the family's Oregon vineyard, but most of all, family, that they didn't really want.

After a successful career as a child TV star, Tess experiences her first identity crisis and mourns the loss of the absent father she has despised all her life.

Raised as a true Southern lady, Charlotte, on the other hand, gave up her career in favor of her husband's political ambitions. On the worst day of her life, she learns not only that her adored father has died, but also that she has two sisters she didn't know about and that her husband is cheating on her.

Natalie, the daughter of Jack's mistress, always knew about her sisters and dreaded the day when Tess and Charlotte would find out about her.

After that, after the sisters reluctantly arrive at the vineyard, are enchanted by the matriarch of the Swann family and the surrounding environment, and they soon learn of a fascinating family history, dating back to France during the Second World War, and a wounded American soldier, whose legacy they inherited – and that can now change their entire lives.