S. J. T. (cactuspatch) reviewed on + 40 more book reviews
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This "IN THE GARDEN" trilogy is my favorite series from Nora Roberts Three single women, all mothers, from three generations become friends and a support system, working at a plant nursery and garden shop on the estate of the older woman. This book has romance and a Roberts' touch of the paranormal, but is predominantly about the importance of women's friendships in all our lives.
If you love gardening and enjoy reading about plant propagation and growing tips, you'll enjoy it even more, as Ms. Roberts has done much research on the greenhouse business.
In each of her books of the trilogy, the author develops the personalities of one particular woman.
BLUE DAHLIA, a widowed mother of two boisterous boys, comes to work and live at the garden center and estate.
BLACK ROSE is about the older widow with grown children, who has to deal with managing a business she started on a shoestring, and an ex-husband who turned out to be a con-man.
RED LILY, third in the series, is about a young pregnant woman who shows up at the gardening center looking for work and a safe place to raise her baby. Will the ghost let her stay there when she falls in love? Read it and see!
Storygirl
If you love gardening and enjoy reading about plant propagation and growing tips, you'll enjoy it even more, as Ms. Roberts has done much research on the greenhouse business.
In each of her books of the trilogy, the author develops the personalities of one particular woman.
BLUE DAHLIA, a widowed mother of two boisterous boys, comes to work and live at the garden center and estate.
BLACK ROSE is about the older widow with grown children, who has to deal with managing a business she started on a shoestring, and an ex-husband who turned out to be a con-man.
RED LILY, third in the series, is about a young pregnant woman who shows up at the gardening center looking for work and a safe place to raise her baby. Will the ghost let her stay there when she falls in love? Read it and see!
Storygirl
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