Here is the book summary:
She’s bound to
past promises.
He’s captive to future goals.
Will their loyalty to others cost them their own
happiness?
Or will something beautiful grow where love is planted?
Two
years have passed since a tragedy changed Beth Miller’s life forever. Since her
father’s and brother’s unexpected deaths, Beth has put her future as a licensed
horticultural therapist on hold. The garden center and floral shop that her mom
and sister love is struggling. And her young brother’s widow is still trying to
find her way. Beth’s devotion puts her family’s needs first.
To
further his career and atone for his own tainted past, Tyler Sharp accepts a
position as a social worker at a women’s prison. The facility is located near
his great-aunt in the small port town of Meriside, Washington. While he’s
intrigued with the woman living in the studio apartment behind his aunt’s home,
as soon as he can return to Colorado, he and his best friend will initiate a
program there for at-risk-kids.
As
secrets are exposed and hearts soften, their growing feelings for each other
bring new challenges. Will Beth complete a necessary internship if it means
helping the person who caused her loved ones so much pain? And if she’s
unwilling to leave her family, and Tyler will never intentionally disappoint
his loyal buddy in Colorado, how could they ever hope to create a life together?
Join Beth and Tyler in the Pacific
Northwest as they explore what it means to sacrifice, hope for the future, and
experience miracles where love is planted.
And now, my review:
This book drew me right
in and I found it hard to put down. The
story flowed so well. The characters
were exciting to follow and believable.
I loved how she brought in an unexpected plot location and tied it to
horticulture. Along with the romance,
the strong family devotion rang loud and clear for me. I encourage you to get your hands on this
one.
I received a
complimentary copy of this book without any requirement to write a positive
review. All comments are my own.
