Thirteen years ago, when her twin sister died, Natalie lost a part of herself. What will her return to the family winery lead to, will it help her to let go of the past forever, or will it completely destroy her? When Natalie Mitchell learns that her beloved grandfather suffered a heart attack, she is forced to return to the family winery in Sonoma, something she never intended to do. She avoided her grandparents' huge house and all the memories of the past when her sister died, because it was after that terrible summer that Natalie began to be haunted by nightmares. But the winery is not making a profit, and Natalie's father wants her to close production completely. After all, she is a shareholder, and she has the right to do so. And Natalie will never contradict her father. Tanner Collins, winemaker at Mailios, is trying to save the unsuccessful season and bring the Mitchell family winery back to life. When Natalie Mitchell appears, Tanner realizes his plans are in jeopardy. Natalie intends to shut her down unless he can convince her otherwise. But the Natalie he remembers from childhood is long gone, and Tanner isn't sure he likes the woman she's become. However, her lost look does not escape him, in which there is a hint of mysteries that he would like to unravel. He soon discovers that on the night her sister died, the real Natalie also died. And Tanner must do everything possible to resurrect her. But finding freedom from the past is only possible after you meet it face to face.